Triple H Appreciation Day

[Crippler]

The Cage match with Flair in '05 maybe one of my favorite cage matches ever.

[video=youtube;Ql3h0tU34uo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql3h0tU34uo[/video]

A forgotten promo

 

[Tapout]

I won't partake in this because it's all an angle. Trips will be back in a month or two. He's never going to get the Shawn Michaels respect that he's hoping for, and honestly I think he's trying too hard.

 

[The Cork]

Didn't see this posted anywhere.

IDK man, kind of like Taker's mohawk but I don't like this.

 

[PHX]

The Cage match with Flair in '05 maybe one of my favorite cage matches ever.

[video=youtube;Ql3h0tU34uo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql3h0tU34uo[/video]

A forgotten promo

I forget for whatever reason that HHH vs Rock vs Austin was supposed to happen when Austin got ran over. But anyways loved that feud one of my favorites of all time minus the fact that they should have used someone else to be the guy who ran over Austin than Rikishi.

 

[Dale]

Trips will look fine with his hair like that one it becomes the norm to seeing it. When you think that guys like Christian, Jericho, Punk etc all had long hair previously and nowadays you don't think twice about it.

 

[Cwalker]

I actually think the cut doesn't look bad on him. He's had relatively the same look for the past 11-11 years, so I'm sure it may take some time for people to get accustomed to it.

 

[Aniking]

I remember being like "Holy shit" when first seeing guys like Christian and Punk with shorter hair. Didn't react the same way for Trip's new do, meaning it won't take me long to get used to it.

It's just the norm to see somebody with the same haircut for over a decade then react like "I don't like it" when they finally make a big change to it. If it's a one-off then it won't matter, but if he keeps it like that permanently then we'll all be used to it in no time.

 

[Troy]

I won't partake in this because it's all an angle. Trips will be back in a month or two. He's never going to get the Shawn Michaels respect that he's hoping for, and honestly I think he's trying too hard.

I know that it is an angle but I thought that we could have a bit of fun with it on the forum to find out what members like about HHH and his career.

 

[Big Red Jericho Punk]

Triple H career? I'll appreciate everything he did before 2006. Oh wait RVD, Kane, and Booker T were supposed to get a run with the title but it was stopped because of Triple H and his political BS. Ugh I'll never appreciate him but he's doing a nice job on bringing in some great indy talent.

 

[Prodigy]

You'll never appreciate him even before he got in with the bosses daughter? Come on man, I know HHH is a cock now, but early 2000's HHH was pretty damn sweet.

 

[TKK]

I still think that there are so many others that deserve appreciation.

Anyways, his 3 Stages match with Austin was great. I still have it on VHS somewhere in my attic.

He really hasn't done anything useful since 2004. With that being said, I have a feeling that he'll turn heel soon enough and it will be awesome.

 

[Deezy]

Why is there always someone who has to piss in the punchbowl?

Triple H has been a steady performer since he started in WWE, the Connecticut blueblood, the degenerate obsessed with his dick, the leader of degenerates who stopped thinking about his dick long enough to focus on gold. The sociopathic ex-degenerate who grabbed a sledgehammer and a main event spot.

To the guy who brought the evolution of wrestling to us, and now the guy who is going to run this shit.

What isn't there to appreciate?

This hate shit is lame as fuck, we don't know him personally/, so who has the right to pass judgement?

 

[Crippler]

I watched the LMS match with Jericho an hour ago, FUCK ME it's still that good. The guy was in GOD MODE that year.

[video=youtube;EV3h34tUIcQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EV3h34tUIcQ[/video]

GOOSEBUMPS EVERY TIME.

 

[Chris]

The year 2000 might as well just be renamed "Year Triple H"

 

[Cwalker]

I still think that there are so many others that deserve appreciation.

Anyways, his 3 Stages match with Austin was great. I still have it on VHS somewhere in my attic.

He really hasn't done anything useful since 2004. With that being said, I have a feeling that he'll turn heel soon enough and it will be awesome.

I don't agree with the statement that he hasn't done anything useful since 2004. He pretty much made Batista a star single handedly. He's helped Cena have some of the best matches of his career. He helped Jeff become a permanent main eventer. Hunter's done a lot over the past 6 or 7 years to help the younger talent. Sheamus wouldn't be where he is without Triple H; workout partner or not. Sheamus got a bigger rub as a heel by "taking Triple H out for a year" than for winning either one of his first two WWE Championships.

Triple H gets a lot of crap for marrying the boss's daughter, but unlike most superstars, he helped out other people over when he knew his time at the top was over. He seems to have a good eye for spotting future stars, which means the WWE should be in good hands when Vince steps down