Seriously man now my friend with his crazy ass super human thumb was a legit master at that game but I literally played him over 400+ matches, id use Benoit Angle, hed have Taz,HHH and I literally beat HHH one single time out of 250 or so, but that was against a human at least.

Please don't put Roman in the same breathe as 2002-2005 Triple H Hunter showed up weekly as champion and even showed up with injuries too

@@remingtonbouyer also HHH dropped the belt from time to time

@@Overkill195 yes he did yup

I haven't played all of those games, but I was able to do exactly that with Chris Jericho in Smackdown shut your mouth and here comes the pain. It was hard, but I'm very experienced when it comes to playing those games.

Don't forget Hulk Hogan and John Cena.

Lmaooo and during this time hhh and shawn michales faced each other like 87 times always ending in some b.s finish to set off the next match

​@@TheTrixster690 cena put over theory, reigns, batista, orton and owens so your wrong

@@thegoat-hi6be He buried Charlotte, Mickie James, The Nexus, Alex Riley and even Jack Swagger.

@@TheTrixster690 how he buried Charlotte and mickie he maybe only buried nexus 😭😭

He had just created evolution a month before.

Based on your logic Daniel Bryan “buried” batista, triple h and Randy orton at wrestlemania, based on your logic hogan “buried” randy savage and king kong bundy at wrestlemania. Based on your logic Benoit “buried” Shawn Michaels and triple h, based on your logic stone cold “buried” the rock at wrestlemania. Typical IWC smark.

​@@bloodinbloodout Booker should've won tho and didn't. All the other people you named really didn't have a reason to win or already had

@@Snipezelite02 Booker would’ve won and then what?

@@greedygiddy2386 Is there any particular reason why Triple H needed to win that match? "And then what?" Lmao

Yeah I think that was the worst one. The heel embarrassed the babyface throughout the program and so booking 101 and a no brainer Booker T the babyface would get his revenge. I was shocked HHH won and it was a very uncomfortable "win".

Not just Book, but burying all the great non-WWF/E wrestlers, his burial of RVD as well was new low. RVD during 2002 and subsequent years was pure gold, later his addiction increased and RVD was no longer the same wrestler. WWE should have given them a run during 2001-02 for sure.

Cry racist

They wasted that push booker had, he had so much momentum during that time

He didn’t bury booker. Y’all ran with that.

No. Rock buried Book in 2001.

@@Speedyreedy1218 He put him over strongly in 2003 in the Battle Royal

@Mr.PoliticallyIncorrect It wasn't strong. Everyone knew he wasn't going to be around long. Getting eliminated by Book wasn't a shock, after how he ruined him in 2001. He owed it to him.

Thank God Raw ended past my bedtime during those days, and only tuned into Smackdown. While Triple h was killing it on Raw (literally) Brock/Angle/Undertaker even the midcard guys was setting a new precedent on Smackdown

Including me, work was more important..🤣🤣

I stopped around this time and didn't start watching again until CM Punk's pipe bomb.

@@blackcomicnerd3657why? Because indie midget wrestlers who did slapkicks were being pushed 😅

this was the begging of the end for me. I gave up completely by 2007 and didn't come back to it until 2016 with NJPW and casually watched until AEW came into existence.

Bruh tell me how Rock cut ass on him for this, and for the next 15 years he goes on to do the same exact thing without changing it up 🤣🤣

@@RaytheGrayt that promo was a warning ⚠️ of what's coming next 🤣🤣

​@@RaytheGrayt Rock was owned in many promos against HHH.

Agreed! HHH was boring on the mic. Those 30 min promos were death.

Agreed. It's unfortunate that what happened later, along with his marriage, tends to overshadow how good he really was at his peak. 99-01 Hunter was brilliant, IMO the best heel of the attitude era at the time wrestling was at it's absolute peak. He really was 'that damn good' and deserved every bit of success he had at that time.

Yeah, once he started hitting the juice even harder and got all bulky, he lost all entertaining value in the ring for me.

​​@@AxisBond Nah Hunter was never that great in ring. He was just a power wrestler and a brawler that mostly always won by outside interference in his matches along with using a sledge hammer.

Rvd should of one, one title first then lost to triple h , won it from hbk then lost it to triple h

Nah, he was great. Especially with guys like Austin, rock, taker, Shawn, and Benoit.

Kane never wanted to be world champion

yeah kane actually said he never wanted to be on top of the wwe

@@kamfisher1714 Kane was better being a Tag Team champion than a World Champion

Triple H was pretending to have sex with a dead girl (albeit a mannequin corpse like in a horror movie), whilst imitating Kane, clad also in his mask. He was making sexual gestures to the fake dead body and began to rut the corpse in a perverted way, like a necrophile. Kane had his personality scathed back then. Deplorable.

​@@samuraibeastwarrior2886 because he loves putting people over

I know. He is so mediocre.

rvd is too high to care

But didn't rvd screw up and fucked hunters troat up

The Goldberg sledgehammer shot made Bill look incredibly dumb and it's one of the dumbest and insulting booking descions ever. Goldberg Should have won that chamber

Goldberg was always one of the most badass wrestlers on the planet in my book, Triple H and WWE fucked him over at SummerSlam 2003, still glad he won the title the next PPV, but still man.

DDP a 40 year old who was a big fish in a small pond in WCW was such a huge draw and great wrestler over the rock, stone cold, undertaker, Jericho, Benoit, and angle. He should’ve beat everybody! Along with booker t who couldn’t draw a lick even when he pushed down everyone’s throat from 2000 til 2001. Also the same booker t who was careless and broke Steve Austin’s back in his debut. Booker t should’ve beat everyone! Also he got main event runs with the rock and many others, he was treated so bad😡😡😡

typical smark with a warped internet philosophy. Ok I’m using your logic, Steve Austin Buried the undertaker at summerslam 1998, he buried the rock at wrestlemania 15 and 17. Undertaker buried 20 wrestlers at wrestlemania. I’m using your logic, since losing a match to a top guy means you’re “buried” you see how dumb that sounds? Brock lesnar buried Cena at summerslam 2014. Nexus buried everyone in their debut.

First of all, it had to be slow paced because Goldberg couldn’t work 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

With how big that roster was back then, a tournament would've been genius booking. At least they should've done that or a battle royal to determine who faces Triple H for the title 😊

He pinned him clean in the middle with the pedigree and took him 30 seconds to actually pin him for the 3 count. At wrestlemania.

@@davidian2.024 Yeah I HATED that so much.

he beat maven, shelton benjamin and mark henry ever time,and not only that but after winning ,the rest of evolution would beat them down even more after the match....sometimes making them bloody for nothing at all...

I get why he beat beat RVD (first title defense and all) & Kane because you need your heel champ to look strong, but Booker should've won the belt. Imagine the pop it would've got that Booker overcame the odds to beat this "this racist piece of sh!t" after Trips had belittled him for his race, but we'd have to wait until '06 until "King Booker" for him to World Champ (which was a great over the top heel character). About the whole Katie Vick thing. According to everyone involved HHH didn't want to do the Katie Vick angle, Vince's two yes man Kevin Dunn & Bruce Pritchard told Vince no we can't air this. It was all because Vince found it funny & refused to listen because Vince thinks he knows best.

Can I give you some perspective; so Triple H represented one of the genetic embodiments of all around superiority during that time period (2001-2003). I would like to point out that shortly after the Reign of Terror, Brock Lesner had made his debut alongside John Cena and Batista, all of whom were referred to as being "straight out the lab" ---whatever that meant. They represented the next generation. Regardless and without any shadow of a doubt' they wound up being phenomenal wrestlers, all in their own likeness. Ask yourself this, could you imagine anyone like Triple H or even Stone Cold in his prime (1998) busting power bombs on dudes like Kurt Angle or how about going for an Attitude Adjustment (The FU) which is an inverted F5. Let's go back to the former generation from the Attitude Era, Hollywood Hulk and the infamous leg drop and.... Bill Goldberg, an actual behemoth next to Hulk, but more famous for hurting people and underperforming due to his stamina. Could you see Bill busting out more than three maybe four powerbombs? Such a thing was standard for Batista who would often quickly deliver three of them along with one or two spears in the gut before the end of the match. I don't throw Randy into the mix because he was considered in my opinion to be almost a bit of an androgynous character next to an actual heavy weight. In my opinion Triple H was definitely not a Heavy Weight, his egomania was but neither was Stone Cold. They knew how to work a crowd and people loved them for that period of time. That's what makes them classic WWF champion which is never fitting for a natural heel like Batista or even the Rated R superstar Edge. I firmly believe every wrestler represents a persona that many people channeled during their time periods. They don't last forever--- obviously, but it's nice watching them sell themselves and how they delivered as well. At the end of the day, what meant the most to Vince was not only his revenue but how the paying customers look at the whole company. This relationship between McMahon and the WWE fanbase quickly dwindled down after the late nineties. Just look at how he attacked Freedom of Expression in the crowd. Gone were the days of saying, "Goldberg Eats Corn the Long Way." Most people see Vince as another conglomerate like Eric Bischoff or Ted Turner and I wouldn't disagree, however Vince was what Walt Disney was to his own company and that's not just being a perverted psychotic sometimes CEO but a poster child of the greatest company to leave a mark on the face of the earth.

@@Sssummerfalll I don't need your perspective. I have my own. I just don't like him, never did and never will. So express your man crush on him to someone who cares. He was a juice monkey, on steroids There was no "perfection" in that, or hid boring ring presence. He used his position to kill an era and not put the spotlight where fans wanted it, because of his ego.

I wanted to give up 98-01 during Austin's dominance. I was so glad when he walked out.

well you're one of the few then speedy.

Lmfaooooo 😂😂😂 that could be definitely be the case but he had The Rock to work with. Rock balanced it out so it was fire TV, but we still had those 25 min opening segments where hhh was talking nonsense, and people sat on their hands waiting for somebody to interrupt him

​@@RaytheGrayt the rock , stone cold , Mick foley, undertaker, Shawn Michael's....... think he more than held his own

Way before that. The Montreal Screwjob was his first - Hunter were there with HBK & Vince discussing about what to do with Bret.

booker t's burial especially, if trips put book over he'd be a star.

They all became world champions still

but not scsa level stars they could've been if trips put them over at the right time.

Unless the draw has someone to feud against, he has no way of drawing money.

Indispensable heel in feuds against the rock , stone cold and mick Foley at rhe height of wwf power. So likely he was a draw

@@kennethsnodgrass2607 People come to see The Rock, Stone Cold, Mick Foley not Triple H, he was just a fill in for them. Thats why when they left the ratings started to plummet and only started to pick up once John Cena started to have his mega push, Nobody wanted to see his shitty reign of terror.

@Agent Cena hahahahaha when he was the face of the company audience figures went off the cliff. Triple H was the heel so of course they came to see the faces 🙄 but a face is only as good as the heel they are feuding with. Triple H was that guy. And many people enjoyed the so called reign of terror. Wwe became unwatchable when barney the clown cena made it a corny children's program. Only a mentally impaired child finds cena entertaining

Only idiots quote Jim Cornette

The booking was terrible, but I put half of the blame on Vince.

@@camerondalton1495 It was all on H on this one buddy. Stop blaming Vince all the time. You look goofy.

@@flashfunk0373 Why do you suspect I blame Vince for EVERYTHING? I'm just saying that HALF the blame goes to Vince as well. After all if he thought Sting was such a big star comparable to Taker to protect him going into a future dream match between the two don't you think since He was still in charge of the company at the time he would have some say. Doesn't that make sense?

@@flashfunk0373 If you like Vince that is okay. I respect the man as well, he's a genius and there is a reason he's been on top for so long. However, in this instance, HALF of the blame goes to him as well. Again, I said HALF.

To this day I fail to understand why Sting deserved to win? Never cared for the company and came back at 55 against a 45 year old HHH who was elevating guys like Rollins and reigns. Why tf do HHH need to lose to Sting? It made zero sense from a business standpoint and can't be argued at all.

It was bad but not as bad as Jarrett's reign of terror in NWA TNA. W

@@maulressurected4405 Jarretts less so because a fraction of the viewership

At least HHH wrestled, lost the title and regained the title vs lazy Roman who won’t lose matches or the title for years. Doesn’t even show up to raw or smack down. Wwe sucks now as both flagship shows are locked behind a guy who can’t entertain but wwe still pushes

@@ryaj2356 oh I aint gonna defend that at all, thats why Cody losing at WM is a joke, he would have actually shown up. Remember Austin? He was ALWAYS there!

@@OneUponADime yup. I just don’t and didn’t understand the choice to keep pushing stars who suck so bad. The boos aren’t because he is a good heel, they are because he genuinely sucks. It’s like wwe doesn’t understand why viewership as fallen, it’s because there is no entertainment in watching people beef over egos, not even for titles anymore.

I had completely forgotten that RVD briefly wrestled on Raw in 1997.

It didn't help that RVD got busted with weed the day he won the title? That seemed like a setup, so I don't know? It's very possible that they had something to do with that, especially when you're talking about something like being the champion of world wrestling entertainment. People kill people for way less🤔

The way Kane was treated during that was outrageous, Kane didn’t deserve that Katie Vick crap.

@@justinverderber40 A setup?🤣🤣 the delusion

RVD never cared

Based on your logic Daniel Bryan “buried” batista, triple h and Randy orton at wrestlemania, based on your logic hogan “buried” randy savage and king kong bundy at wrestlemania. Based on your logic Benoit “buried” Shawn Michaels and triple h, based on your logic stone cold “buried” the rock at wrestlemania. Typical IWC smark.

Yeah, him and Edge both. Rushmore of Heels, yes, but not a favourite.

Guess I'm in the minority. Dude is my number 1.

I mean, when looking at the history Hogan, Stone Cold, Rock, and Undertaker define the successful aspects of wrestling at different eras.

​@@natsusatsujinki8342HHH is my goat too.

​@@adamh4h4Edge?😅

It made sense due to hhh being the number 1 conder to brock and the wwe title becoming exclusive to Smackdown.

@@camerondalton1495 There still should have been a match. A fatal four-way or elimination chamber would have been cool.

@@Dusty338 Perhaps, but it set up HHH being a real heel where he didn't even win the title during a match. It got heat.

That was the intention...😂

Triple H was the last one to hold the World Heavyweight Championship. That's why Bischoff handed it to him. You people don't listen.

the evolution storyline actually saved wwe from paul's eventual wrath. really have to respect the writing that went into making that storyline possible.

He was a danm good believable Heel tbh he got legit hate from every Audience he came across

@@lokchucklindryfry94 the original goal was to push Orton, but the fans rallied behind batista. wwe got lucky cuz the storyline almost got derailed

Paul….?

@@Kalel2.0he was awful. “Change the channel” heat isn’t good heat. He was a ratings decimater

DDP a 40 year old who was a big fish in a small pond in WCW was such a huge draw and great wrestler over the rock, stone cold, undertaker, Jericho, Benoit, and angle. He should’ve beat everybody! Along with booker t who couldn’t draw a lick even when he pushed down everyone’s throat from 2000 til 2001. Also the same booker t who was careless and broke Steve Austin’s back in his debut. Booker t should’ve beat everyone! Also he got main event runs with the rock and many others, he was treated so bad😡😡😡

Wcw talent sucked

@@greedygiddy2386 I always wondered if burying the WCW roster was more of a Vince decision. He HATED WCW.

most of the wcw guys looked like trash and deserved to be buried...but the big stars should've had major victories over the wwe biggest stars....

@@jackstraw4222 I would have liked to see Hall and Nash get a bigger push than they did. Goldberg as well.

And then he literally inserted himself.

Actually, the Reign of Terror began when Stephanie McMahon was put into power in the CREATIVE. That's the biggest mistake Vince McMahon has ever done in the business!

@@josecarlosramolete6109 ikr

I was actually a big Test fan and he along with D'Lo are my favourite 'underrated' wrestlers, but realistically he didn't have the charisma or mic skills to move above the mid-card. The story pivoting to HHH was smart business for everyone, bar Test himself of course.

@@AxisBond that’s completely irrelevant about test not having mic skills or charisma do you know how many guys made it to the top without having that much charisma or great mic skills and they could’ve put him with a manager that could talk for him it worked for people like Brock lesnar having him with Paul heyman

that was a great feud in my view...unlike the 2011 version which was garbage fighting over a text message....

I wish they could have both lost.

Agreed

This channel did one on that as well. I did not watch TNA because I could not find it at the time and even back then I could not stand Jarrett. Jarrett back then only lost to Ex WCW/WWE guys and never put over any young people. I guess cuz he thought they were not at his level not being on a national stage like he was. I don't know which is worse. HHH got more exposure because it was a bigger company but Jarrett growing up in the business should know how to book better and he was the number one guy there backstage. What an ego.

he beat booker in 2008 as well when he was king booker just coming over from sd...its probably because booker was a wcw guy as well...but he also beat mark henry every time..

I thought it was great.

Feud was great.

@@Dusty338 he never put Nash over tho

Vince has final word, but his future son in law whispering in his ear certainly helps

This was all triple H bro🤣🤣

​@@UGLYBOYwrldNo it wasn't

​@@tankwfwNope

Based on your logic Daniel Bryan “buried” batista, triple h and Randy orton at wrestlemania, based on your logic hogan “buried” randy savage and king kong bundy at wrestlemania. Based on your logic Benoit “buried” Shawn Michaels and triple h, based on your logic stone cold “buried” the rock at wrestlemania. Typical IWC smark.

Derail what career ? Stop revising history

​@@bloodinbloodout the Kliq derailed loads of careers. It also destroyed a couple of wrestling companies. WCW and TNA were killed from within by The Kliq.

TNA and WCW were killed the Kilque,bhow?

HHH wrestled every night for 20+ years. Regularly defended the belt on tv and ppv and dropped it several times. Can't say the same for RR the last 5yrs.

then trips is the lesser of two evils of the people who should be upper mid carders but are memebers of the vkm kiss my ass club backstage so them drawless no characters can have boring long ass matches,promos with no heat in a boring predictable storylines.

thats because hhh and others had no long terms plans for him to hold the belt..and also others weren't so high on his size...

Benoit was literally not a big draw and was a B+ transitional champion. You do realise the whole focus of the year 2002, 2003 and 2004 was the feud between Shawn and HHH, the only real break was Shawn vs Jericho and Shawn w Goldberg vs Flair and Orton. Benoit barely had a rivalry with HHH, and the fact is, the HHH v HBK rivalry was so intense, it needed to take a spot on every PPV, thus needed no title. Chris was literally a prop to enhance the other rivalry while removing the title. Lo and behold, as soon as HBK and HHH ended because Shawn got injured, Triple H was the champion again within 3 months although surprisingly never beat Benoit

​@@dxfifaHBK vs HHH was so played out, it already ran its course. People were literally booing their matches because its the same result match after matches and thats why Benoit being the champion was a fresh breath of air.

​@jackstraw4222 I am sick of the size prejudices. Nash was huge, but he did not draw shit! If wwe gave a damn and booked his reign better, Benoit would have had a longer and memorable reign! F wwe!

​@@jackstraw4222I am sick of the size prejudices. Nash was huge, but he did not draw shit! If wwe gave a damn and booked his reign better, Benoit would have had a longer and memorable reign! F wwe!

esp when he faced the big show for no good reason at all....

Immediate channel changer. 03 and 04 Triple H was some of the worst b.s I'd ever seen. Luckily I had a bedtime and couldn't watch Raw all the way, but I could watch Smackdown, and we all know how fire it was back then

@@RaytheGrayt channel changer 😂😂😂😂😂😂

agreed and it was more entertaining

Cope and seethe clown.

No way. His reign of terror drove fans away and he buried all the faces. He was booked too strong. Roman is not booked too strong. Also Roman and his bloodline is doing big business for the company and brought wwe back to life after the dismal 2017-2020

There’s a huge difference tho. Roman Reigns atleast made his opponents look great in defeat. HHH didn’t

​@@mrrobluxo2369Lies

I guess he isn’t bad in every kind of way. He even rescued his best friend Shawn Michaels from the tormenting clutches of Mr McMahon who was oppressing HBK for his faith in God. He was quite loved by fans with his face turn in 2006. He freed Hornswoggle from unkind people as well, he stood up to Khali. He turned his attention to Sheamus when he was being a bully. Where has all that good work gone all this time ? Maybe being the CEO of the company and the Boss’ son in law, also Stephanie’s husband has changed him very, very much, for worse. I know he has more good in him than any of his married family. Somehow, there must be a way for him to escape from ruin and change from evil to good.

​@Craig Lanyon it seems you believe in hhh's scripted heel persona 😂

😂 just like Limmy sang it in the entrance song

Cry. HHH just did what Vince told him to do.

@siegfried2500 Vince can't go to jail if he hasn't been charged or found guilty of criminal charges. And his son in law is far from being a nepotist. Keep crying though.

thank Paulie E Dangerously for that.

That’s why it became a legendary triangle rivalry between them😊

Same here I thought I was missing out on raw at the time but now I realize I was better off watching smackdown anyways

@Saul Madrigal big facts looking back..Definitely better off 😤 💯

Part time Brock and overrated Roman's are much worse.

@@wakeupsheeple513 Say what you want, at least they didn't kill a company before it really had a chance.

@@crowfather0249 At least Jarrett didn't hold the title for two years and he didn't go two years without being beaten. He lost the title and matches unlike overrated Roman and part time Brock, and he wasn't a part timer, he showed up at least unlike those other two bums who barely show up. They're reign of terror is much worse than Jarrett's and HHH. WWE has killed their company with these two reign of terrors in my opinion, at least TNA was watchable unlike WWE these days.

@@wakeupsheeple513 The thing is, I'd rather see Roman or Brock on my screen than Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett's reign caused way more harm than Brock or Roman's. That can't be disputed.

​​@@wakeupsheeple513 At least Roman and Brock didn't straight up bury stars. Jarrett was legit a Mid Carder that was shoved down ppls throats as a Main eventer. At least HHH looked like a champion and had credibility but Jarettt didn't all his matches were formulaic ref bump,interruptions,guitar shot 1 2 3 and Jarett wins lol fans got sick of it and it really made TNA feel like Raw lite fans were sick of HHH holding the title and burying stars and wanted an alternative but that Alternative had the same ripped off thing

Wasn't that his WCW gimmick?

@@TheMadTurtle Yeah, it was.

Stone cold was ring master

Same

Same here

Can't blame you

FACTS

Same

Lies

idk about that ..hows it any different from when any powerful stable runs the show...of course they get lots of tv time and run ins....dx,nwo and aces and eights all did this much better of course....

I mean, he put Batista over strong.

He made Seth into an superstar

@@remingtonbouyer he did that by cutting a raging promo on him to step up and then he locked some move on his injured knee..thats how he got everyone cheering for seth ,before he came out to the same response as every other wrestler..

Same here. I started losing interest around 2003 - 2004. I eventually came back around, but it took a few years.

No it didn't Bookend was a fantastic finisher though

I think the burying and having bad promos/matches caused more hate. HHH had backstage pull with Vince going back to the height of the Kliq in the 90's.

The only reason hhh never lost any of those matches is be vince couldn’t have his little princess with a b level wrestler no so he pushed hhh to the moon and back giving him the w over everyone he had a match with

promos were way better than most current wrestlers...he went up and held his own against the rock,stone cold,undertaker ,mick foley...multiple times...

On the surface, it certainly feels like that, but you have to be an AEW edgeboi if you are going to use this to justify hating on WWE (and more disgustingly, wished that Triple H's health scare actually did "un-alive" him, I hate the Internet sometimes). Triple H may have a lot of pull backstage, given his ties to Stephanie McMahon and the Kliq, but when it comes to booking decisions, you have to remember that prior to 2022, Vince is the one who has the final say in things. In addition, the brand split certainly hurt RAW's talent pool, most of which were comprised of former WCW and ECW guys that Vince will never push cause he did not "make" them. Only Kane and HBK were the real "made men" on the RAW roster then, which kind of limits the storyline options which will not make Vince blow a gasket. Despite these flaws, Triple H did eventually give the rub to Batista, albeit due to WWE botching Orton's planned babyface push, so say what you want about Triple H, but never ever say that Triple H never gave back to others.

cm punk in 2011 disagrees with you. he put over all his friends at one point or other doesn't matter if it's the kliq or dx or evolution it's all the same shit with paul.

I didn’t have a problem with that match. But I’ll tell yah dis. Stone Cold Steve Austin wasn’t go put Brock Lesnar over while he was at the peak of his powers. So he quit the company after that. But I digress 😊

@vincente4570 I was actually there for that match in Columbus, GA when Stone Cold "took his ball and went home".

Booker was leaving. He got busted in 07 on peds. Left for tna. You lose on your way out.

@@Speedyreedy1218 oh damn I had no clue, in hindsight that makes sense I suppose, still sucks

@primetimemonkyhours743 It sucks Book failed the Wellness policy. If he didn't, maybe they can actually have a real feud instead of people bitching about "Booker should've won" before realizing 3 weeks of promos is not enough time for an actual feud. The bigger wwf star is not losing on their return. 2001: Rock leaves for four months to make a movie. Comes back. Three weeks later, he beats Booker and takes his title. 2000: Austin is gone 10 months for neck surgery. Comes back, four weeks later, in his first official match, beats Rikishi. 2003: Kurt is gone three months for neck surgery. When he's approaching a return, 2-3 weeks before Vengeance ppv, he returns. And he beats Brock and Show for the title. 2007: HHH is gone 8 months for quad surgery. Also during this time, Book fails a test. Two weeks before HHH'S return, they do some promo packages on his rehab process. Instead of Book serving his suspension outright, immediately, they pair those two together for Summerslam. When he loses, he leaves. This way he doesn't have to serve a suspension. By year's end, he's in TNA forming a stable with Steiner, Nash, Samoa Joe, and Angle. You can't build a rivalry in few weeks, and expect the other guy to win. Real rivalries are several months of back and forth. Epic rivalries go on for years. And the way Vince books, his homegrown bigger stars will always go over if they've been gone for extended periods of time. This is not a HHH thing. It's a Vince thing. Now, if Booker passes the Wellness program, and we get a real King of Kings program between H and Book that goes from Summerslam to Survivor Series, there is zero doubt in my mind Book gets some ppv wins on HHH. It sure as hell would be better than the crap they gave HHH August 07-Jan 08 (Umaga, Carlito, and Snitsky). No offense to those individuals, but he and Booker would've had a more entertaining run I think. They (management) didn't want the title on HHH yet. (The crowd did though). So he wasn't doing much that sustained him creatively his first six months back.

only reason dx is still around is because they never let any new team beat them and instead hang onto the past....

@@jackstraw4222 DX was never as popular as 1998 Wolfpac.

You guys literally don’t know anything about wrestling

@Rodney Lace wtf are you talking about?

not really. I guess Triple H always had a good eye for the business (as everyone else in the Kliq). But once you are an performance and have a lot of backstage influence in the booking, it's always going to create a conflict of interest.

*reins

You can tell he got into a bad crowd, Vince, his father in law, Stephanie his wife, the rest of the business. The promise of wealth and prosperity, he had been blindfolded by greed. He was made a member of the Kliq. He worsened himself by destroying his relationship with Chyna and physically attacked her to prove they were through. Stephanie McMahon and Vince McMahon also have their tentacles latched onto him as well. It’s not all his fault. The McMahons are evil, greedy and selfish, they put a lot of other rich families to shame without mentioning any. Stephanie McMahon was busy sleeping with other wrestlers like the Macho Man and Vince McMahon placed the Ultimate Warrior out of business. Those two are the main social villains that made Triple H such a merciless, unkind, unpleasant, despot he seems to be today.

So triple h can never win a match?

@@kamfisher1714 It is the way he was winning. He wasn't taking opponents seriously, they looked inferior, usually has the upper hand and disposed opponents. After that they were looked as a joke. HHH didn't make anyone look good with his programs for the most part, that was the problem.

@@ParticleSon He was a heel, he was supposed to act like that 😂 imagine still complaining about who won or lost a fake wrestling match from 20 years ago. Get a grip.

@@kamfisher1714 no. he won plenty. he squashed talent. he already was on top but that wasn't enough he wanted to see up n commers fail. so im pretty sure he was making sure he didn't lose to those guys

@@LloydxMcfly He was barely on top, he got the world title mid 2002 and finally started his run as being the top guy, stop revising history. Ok austin did the same thing, where’s the same energy?

Steiner cold barely move in WWE, he should've been nowhere near the main event scene.

neither should trips just for different reasons.

nash 2003 return was ok but his 2011 feud was garbage..fighting over some text message was total bs....

So every triple h victory is a Bury 😂

Me too lol

then go jerk off about it somewhere else to motorhead.

He had go home heat and that's a big difference

​@@manfredvonrichthofen4167 not at all. Fans cheer every time he returns. They don't actually hate Hunter, they like booing him as a heel. Different things. When hes gone everyone talks about him.

@@ChristopherJames1993 they would cheer gillberg if he came out. Triple H was the most undeserving main event wrestler. He wasn’t a heel that you booed because he was a good heel, I’d rather he was at the mid card where he deserved.

@Chris Lyons That's what you call forced relevance. He was shoved down everyone's throat, we are still coughing up his dirt from burying everyone so long ago

@@manfredvonrichthofen4167 Roman Reigns has turned into the 2020’s version of this Triple H. I lost a lot of interest in WWE thanks to the current push Roman Reigns is getting.

Nailed it really. He's just buried so many talented workers over the years. I bet this video could easily be hours long. I like his DX stuff but after that no thanks

the dx segments esp around 2007 sucked..with hornswoggle and spirit squad....

iv no favourite so i though it was great when the good guys got beat down...they got beat down on sd as well...the undertaker used to get beat down every week on sd as well ,even if he won ..usually by bigger guys like nathan jones or the big show ....

100% him

Agreed, SmackDown! In 2002 was much better than Raw.

That is when Batista called it the "B" show. If the B show contained fast paced entertainment with great matches, I took that over the boring 20 HHH promos and lackluster storylines any day back then.

@@DougieYT Smackdown was amazing from 2002 till 2006 or 07.

It stopped me watching RAW at that time, didn’t help that after this we had cena barely lose the title. Smackdown was my favourite growing up from 03-08.