Triple H delivered a moving speech during his Hall of Fame induction ahead of WrestleMania 41. The WWE CCO thanked a lot of people who have been a part of his life, be it personally or professionally.

WWE. Stephanie McMahon shares intimate details of the reason why she fell in love with Triple H This sparked a mixed debate on social media, with others noting that when Vince's name was mentioned ...

More Pro Wrestling: Rey Mysterio Injured Right Before WrestleMania 41: Report However, the biggest name was easily Triple H. A multi-time world champion and current head of creative, Triple H ...

You can contact Jeremy via email at [email protected]. Languages: English. Triple H remains one of the most influential figures in professional wrestling today, especially when it comes to his ...

Triple H, 55, who made his WWE debut back in 1995, was accompanied by former WCW world champion Lex Luger and former Divas champion Michelle McCool. Advert The 55-year-old was introduced to the ...

Eric Johnson/WWE via Getty; Michelle Farsi/Zuffa LLC Paul "Triple H" Levesque included WWE co-founder Vince McMahon — who left the organization last year following sexual assault allegations ...

When Triple H was calling the shots in NXT the first time around, it was clear that he was a much better booker than Vince McMahon. So, when the billionaire was forced out of WWE amid a series of ...

Triple H took the creative reins of WWE following Vince McMahon's unceremonious exit from the company in January 2024. "The Game," real name Paul Levesque, says he's better at one important thing ...

Triple H is one of the inductees of this year’s WWE ... He has been a part of the Stamford-based company since 1995. He started as a wrestler and climbed the corporate ladder to become one ...

The WWE Hall of Fame is stacked full of legendary figures from years gone by. Created in 1993 when Andre the Giant was posthumously honored as the sole inductee, the ranks have been bolstered over ...

WWE Hall of Famer Triple H as a wrestler and executive (Photo Credits: wwe.com and Triple H on X) The current WWE Chief Content Officer began training for his in-ring career at age 21 in 1998.