Thread: Foley's 'big angle' scrapped?? Triple H behind it?
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Old 04-30-2007, 10:22 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by XL
Foley made HHH into a star. Nice way to show gratitude.
This was exactly the point I was going to bring up. I'd love to see how Triple H's connection with the crowd would have been if he didn't have Foley willing to job to him at the first three PPVs of 2000.

I guess that's kind of the point Foley used to piss off Triple H in the first place, though. I love the way Triple H plays off all his success based on his skill. The guy is great, but so is Val Venis. Triple H just got lucky, had guys there to job to him (something he is very rarely willing to do himself), and had the boss' daughter to bang.

Mick Foley is one of the better speakers the WWE has. He can cut a promo with his own personality shining through, and he manages to make them more colourful than Triple H has quite frankly been in his entire character (sans maybe his early DX days).

What an ungrateful ass. Seriously, I know it is cool to like Triple H since he went up against Cena at WrestleMania 22, but I really don't care if I never see the cunt again. He isn't as special as he thinks he is.
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