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In the interest of being objective...
Triple H, at this point in his career, is a solid in ring worker. Considering his age, and the injuries he has suffered to his quads, the fact that he only recently took a non injury hiatus speaks volumes for a working man's desire to perform.
At the end of the day, it could be argued strongly in Triple H's favor that he was the biggest heel of the Attitude era. He fueded with, and had outstanding matches with almost every main eventer at the time.
His mic skills are not bad. He's solid overall, and wil occassionally pull out a great promo when the moment calls for such. For instance, I felt his initial promo on Sheamus, a week after getting jumped on Raw, was very, very good.
Yes, he did marry the boss' daughter, and it could be argued that he only has the past prestige becuase of that marriage. But looking back, honestly, and objectively, was there anybody else post Attitude era who could have really carried Raw when Triple H was the man? The marriage helped, I'm sure. But even if headn't married Steph and stuck around, he was really the only proven main eventer on Raw, other than Angle early on.
And to perfectly honest, I'm not a Triple H fan. I'm certainly not a hater, but overall, I just really don't care for him either way. I really don't see much of a need to bring him back at this point. He had a great feud with Sheamus that help get Sheamus over, and there doesn't seem to be a pressing need for his return. If a top face, or heel went down, like Orton, Cena, Sheamus or Miz, then I could see Triple H returning.
But beyond that, I think the company is in a nice place where Hunter cans focus on his new job and not have to get in the ring.
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