HHH going to talk to Stephen A. Smith today about health and WWE future.

[Hey_zeus]

Rock need to listen to this interview because breh is out here built like a rhinoceros and it cannot be healthy

That's my GOAT too

Rock too old to have the build he does. He should be in 93' Hoegan mode at this point in life. Let the action figure look go. He's still a big dude

 

[R=G]

Good news

 

[R=G]

and y'all said the the health problem was made up and a front to get him to fade to the background.

well he in the background permanently now

it's still a conspiracy right, he really dont got a defibrillator in him.

You can tell it was a serious heart situation..he wouldn't show his face and take credit for things..thats not like him.

 

[julesocean]

Not shocked to see bytch made posters in here…this guy almost died…he just lost his friend last week…

fukkn marks still upset that he won belts alot in wwe 15 years ago

Built a brand that for awhile people were saying was the best show in the E too

 

[HipHopStan]

HHH vs Rock at Backlash 2000 might be my 2nd or 3rd most rewatched match ever. I absolutely love the match...it was HHH at his most dastardly, and Austin got literally the biggest pop of all time, and Rock won the title which he rightfully should've at mania

Favorite HHH moments:

1. Backlash 2000
2. vs. HBK, Summerslam 2002 (legendary match)
3. Randy Orton feud leading to Mania 25 (until the bell rung)
4. vs. Taker with HBK as ref
5. Introducing the returning Sean Waltman, and turning Syxx (and subsequently Syxx-Pac) to X-Pac
6. Spoiler: BONUS - These gifs

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The only grievance with the Backlash ME was it felt like something we should've seen at Wrestlemania the month before. Still a great match and moment. Speaking of Rock/HHH - I'll add two other of their matches:

Their ladder match at SummerSlam 98 was brutal fun to watch. It was the first time the crowd started popping for The Rock when he was a heel, I think HHH's knee got jacked up during that match which caused him to be out of action for a while, and there were some spots that would be a no-no in today's standard of match. It also brought the feeling back that the Intercontinental belt meant something. It was the match of the night on a GOAT tier Attitude PPV.

As far as Iron Man matches go, I'll take Rock/HHH over Bret/HBK any day. I know that opinion is probably not a popular one, but I found the WM 12 ME to be kind of boring on further rewatches while Dwayne and Hunter actually made their match more of a fun nail biter to watch. It was kind of a culmination of all of their matches together, because I don't think they had another 1 on 1 match for a while after that. Those two wrestled each other so many times from 98-00. But for some reason, it never fatigued the fans. I think it's because it went from two mid card acts feuding with their factions... to feuding for the IC belt.. to eventually feuding for the big gold. HHH and Rock were at their peak in popularity and in terms of in ring work. This was easily the top feud of the year 2000 and that match is both Rock's and HHH's top 5 matches ever as far as I'm concerned. The finish is a classic.

Rock/HHH could actually be one of the GOAT wrestling feuds the more that I think about it.

 

[radio rahiem]

Get better HHH
My personal favorite wrestler.

 

[MenacingMonk]

It probably stings dude a bit that he can’t wrassle. But he had a good career.

Now Cokeboy can’t rely on this vet to take over a spot.

 

[ill_will82]

HHH is a legend hands down regardless if you hated or liked the man.

I watched the full interview and I thought it good. When he explained what happened to him God truly works miracles b/c that man went through it!

He may not have been as big as Austin, Rock, Hogan (Hoegan as some call him), or Undertaker but he played his role and did very well at it. When I look at his legacy he definitely put his heart (literally) into the business and he contributed outside of it as NXT will also be a BIG part of his legacy.

 

[Ill-Yaz]

Get better HHH
My personal favorite wrestler.

He just might be the GOAT

 

[Wolfpac]

Glad he's alright. He's a legend in the biz and doesn't need to be wrestling anymore anyway.

 

[Riley Escobar]

Who was that goofy ass nikka on here saying the heart attack was a work

 

[avon barksdale]

Good take your Trump loving ass home

 

[the_FUTURE]

fukk that. HHH is a racist piece of shyt I wish he had died. Y’all sissies stay changing your energy after death/near death.

enough energy to wish death on mans tho?

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

Everything HHH has done in WWE was pretty unique and memorable but he was terrible in 2003

I never watch anything from that era except when Batista finally beat him at Mania

Batista vs HHH is a top 5 best long term payoff at Mania

 

[patscorpio]

The only grievance with the Backlash ME was it felt like something we should've seen at Wrestlemania the month before. Still a great match and moment. Speaking of Rock/HHH - I'll add two other of their matches:

Their ladder match at SummerSlam 98 was brutal fun to watch. It was the first time the crowd started popping for The Rock when he was a heel, I think HHH's knee got jacked up during that match which caused him to be out of action for a while, and there were some spots that would be a no-no in today's standard of match. It also brought the feeling back that the Intercontinental belt meant something. It was the match of the night on a GOAT tier Attitude PPV.

As far as Iron Man matches go, I'll take Rock/HHH over Bret/HBK any day. I know that opinion is probably not a popular one, but I found the WM 12 ME to be kind of boring on further rewatches while Dwayne and Hunter actually made their match more of a fun nail biter to watch. It was kind of a culmination of all of their matches together, because I don't think they had another 1 on 1 match for a while after that. Those two wrestled each other so many times from 98-00. But for some reason, it never fatigued the fans. I think it's because it went from two mid card acts feuding with their factions... to feuding for the IC belt.. to eventually feuding for the big gold. HHH and Rock were at their peak in popularity and in terms of in ring work. This was easily the top feud of the year 2000 and that match is both Rock's and HHH's top 5 matches ever as far as I'm concerned. The finish is a classic.

Rock/HHH could actually be one of the GOAT wrestling feuds the more that I think about it.

despite their history those 2 had chemistry in the ring that was nuts and yes their iron man match was better than hbk vs bret to me too.