Thread: honestly, fuck HHH
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Old 01-08-2011, 03:43 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Waylander View Post
Triple H is a hugely talented and charismatic wrestler. He's had some great matches over the years and despite what you say he's a good talker.

A lot of people dislike Triple H for what they are told about him, but for all we know it could all be conjecture. I will judge the man by what I see on screen and personally I've always been entertained by it.

Finally, since when as Ken "I honestly have never done steroids" Kennedy been a reliable source of information?
This. It's not like HHH was a complete and total bum, dude had the charisma, the in-ring ability and the flat out talent to be a big name in the company BEFORE he married Steph. Sure, doing 03-08 he put the strap on himself many times, but listening to an interview with Goldust, an interesting point was brought up.

At the time, from 03-08 or so, who, on Raw, could have been a big enough name to carry the brand? Who was over enough to take the belt? Benoit. Goldberg. Trips. Batista. And Trips had no issue dropping the belt to any of those guys.

Trips is one of the best of all time. He might not have been as impactful and trailblazing as Rock or Austin, but dude has an amazing understanding of the business and it definitely shows.
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