Thread: The legacy of HHH
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Old 12-28-2017, 12:33 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Destor View Post
If H wasnt there when HBM went down in 98 DX would had not survived (well it wouldnt have ever existed; LETS SAY IT WOULD HAVE)
He was certainly there to keep it going, but he wasn't the most over act in it.

Look, he's always been good. But he's not in anywhere NEAR the same echelon as Austin and Rock, and that'll always stick in his craw. It's why he feels the need to fucking tell everyone he was.

There's nothing wrong with what he's accomplished, especially becoming COO of the company and having a long run. But there is something inherently irritating about him trying to present himself as some kind of wrestling god, which he isn't.
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