Thread: DISCUSSION - Triple H haters: How do you explain Cena and Batista being put overly cleanly?
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Old 02-15-2014, 11:15 PM   #4
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I am a Triple H fan and I believe he is simply what is best for business. I am 25% to blame for James Steele continuing his Triple H gimmick. I fed him the rep needed to get to the top and stuff.
While I do think Triple H has done a number of questionable things throughout his career, no one can deny the fact that he helped two potential 'franchise guys' in Cena and Batista go to that next level.

Triple H tapped out clean to Benoit at Mania as well. Granted - Benoit was pretty much buried after Wrestlemania, but Benoit was never going to be a legit long term franchise guy for the company anyways. Period.

Triple H added to Undertaker's already impressive legacy.

Three guys who I think Triple H could've done a better job with were the following:

-RVD
-Randy Orton
-Chris Jericho

However - in two of those cases (RVD and Orton), they proved to be unworthy at the time through their actions. RVD was busted with marijuana possession shortly after winning his World title, while Orton in 2004 was a complete douche backstage (and even in 2009 when a Legacy-lead Orton jobbed to Hunter at Mania).

The only ONE time where I felt Triple H let the WWE down, was in his dealings with Chris Jericho. Face Jericho going over Triple H in 2000 during that 'title win that never happened' match would have done wonders for Jericho.
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