Triple H Presents - How to bury 101
- Thread starter Ed MOTHERFUCKING G
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MewTwo
Freeing Pokemon From Their Masters Since 1996
His matches weren't technical like Bret Hart, Angle, or Benoit but come on. He was fun to watch. It was comedy, it was drama, it was like a Shakespeare play.
Wonder what those ratings patterns were during his burial/Steph's dikk tour 
No he wasn't. There's not one good damn match you nor anyone here remembers Cripple H did after Summerslam 2002 until the Benoit WM XX and Shelton Benjamin job two weeks after that in like 2004.
WOAHMYGOODNESS
Your TSC World Champion
Triple h...how it feel to bury an industry nikka?
What, Brock just got paid five milly? He got something to live for
Don't want a hunter putting a hammer through his trailer door
What, Brock just got paid five milly? He got something to live for
Don't want a hunter putting a hammer through his trailer door
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Listen to this while reading the OP
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Kliq not about taking L's breh
Kliq not about taking L's breh
I can't imagine how that shyt would look if nash was sober during that time...dude would be in like 3 of those main events LOL
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Kliq, Kliq, BOOM
The real true Undertaker that's for sure. He buries them alive
Might be time for another say something genuinely nice about a wrestler you hate thread
-P-
Might be time for another say something genuinely nice about a wrestler you hate thread
-P-
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
stays making you losers mad
I always look at that Evolution era run as their attempt to bring back the Horsemen-era Ric Flair (hence the belt). Flair was going over everyone for years, and even when he'd lose belt, he'd get it right back. Flair went over Sting, Dusty, Luger, Windham, the Garvins, Nikita, Road Warriors, Ricky Morton... everybody that was a legit face. It literally took Flair leaving in '91 for the title picture to open up some, because otherwise it was Flair holding the title or challenging for it. Was it Flair burying everyone, or was it Flair maintaining his spot at the top?
Not saying HHH was the draw Flair was... but Flair became a draw because of the way he was booked. People WANTED to see him lose the belt. I think they attempted to do that with HHH, and it ain't like everybody he went against deserved or were supposed to win anyway. You can't be the top heel if every face you wrestle wins. Some of those definitely shouldn't have went down the way they did... but I ain't about to act like a slew-footed Scott Steiner or a 45-year-old injury prone Nash had any business winning shyt in '03.
The "HHH as Flair" thing didn't work tho'... especially since there were way more people with internet access and opinions in 2003 than 1986. They tried that old school heel champ thing, even gave him the same belt and a crew to go along with it... but only Flair can be Flair.
HHH was trying to build credibility to the belt, and put himself over. I was down until Mania XIX. .......
Build credibility from being handed a belt and not facing Lesnar at the time? It was silly as a premise then and remains one till this very day. Especially considering the Katie Vick feuds, the unique burial of RVD when he was red hot, the unnecessary fukking over of Booker T in the build and during the match itself, the HORRIBLE Steiner shyt that led to "BORING" chants at two straight PPVs...Cripple H was supposed to be "the best in the business". Yet when he didn't have the 2000-2001 roster to spin off of, he was exposed as ordinary and not able to draw. He was complete garbage. The only reason he ever sounded that over and the only reason people BOUGHT into him during that NY return in 2002 is because of the hard work of others in 2000 and early 2001. He just kept looking good and people got behind that, much to their chagrin later on.