Triple H vs Chris Jericho

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What memorable shyt had hhh done that didn't involve Austin or Rock?
Leading DX after Shawn was forced to retire
RR & HIAC vs Foley
The entire 02-04 feud with HBK
Putting over ___ at WM20
WM22 Feud With Cena
Taking Batista from 0 to 100
WM30 Feud with DB

I get its easy & fun to rank on HHH and sometimes rightfully so, But to act like he don’t have his moments is asinine.
 

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Leading DX after Shawn was forced to retire
RR & HIAC vs Foley
The entire 02-04 feud with HBK
Putting over ___ at WM20
WM22 Feud With Cena
Taking Batista from 0 to 100
WM30 Feud with DB

I get its easy & fun to rank on HHH and sometimes rightfully so, But to act like he don’t have his moments is asinine.
I'm not shytting on him or anything, i actually like him and give him his props as top heel during attitude era. I just believe him and Jericho on the same level. Outside of dx, Foley, and db though, none of that other shyt is all that memorable to me. He does have other shyt but they're memorable for the wrong reasons, him beating Brock, him beating punk, him beating sting, him winning the royal rumble, etc.
 

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Naw Triple H was world champion material and was being groomed for it years before he got with Stephanie. He definitely wouldn't be in the position he's in now without being married to a McMahon.

I wouldn’t say he was groomed. Dude was just floating around midcard. He was slightly upper midcard, but when he joined the corporate ministry he was just there until summer of 99. He was lucky to be in that position where the main eventers were gone.
 

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I wouldn’t say he was groomed. Dude was just floating around midcard. He was slightly upper midcard, but when he joined the corporate ministry he was just there until summer of 99. He was lucky to be in that position where the main eventers were gone.
They weren't even gone. They had Rock feuding with fukking Al Snow so hhh could be in the title picture.
 

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Hunter has had really an interesting career, he legit has spanned & tried to position himself a main eventer for like 4/5 different eras of wrestling
 

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Jericho is better in every way on a technical/charisma level. at the end of the day however HHH is the bigger name .

To this day HHH is one of the wrestlers ppl ik who don't watch wrestling remember. He ain't nobody's favorite but they remember him :russ:

However I wouldn't even say he's more popular than jericho by a whole lot. He just benefits from all the time he spent around bigger names really. If Jericho had the push HHH had back then the conversation would be entirely different.
 
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They've both transformed the business. Jericho for the better and HHH for the worse.

NXT says different. That dude has done a masterful job overseeing the grooming of the WWE's future. The problem is that the main show's lead creative person is stuck in the past.

And for all the crap HHH gets, the argument can be made that if not for the Curtain Call, everything he went on to accomplish starts falling into place a year before it actually did.
 

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NXT says different. That dude has done a masterful job overseeing the grooming of the WWE's future. The problem is that the main show's lead creative person is stuck in the past.

And for all the crap HHH gets, the argument can be made that if not for the Curtain Call, everything he went on to accomplish starts falling into place a year before it actually did.
You could argue nxt has done more harm than it has done good :patrice:

Its good for ppl who want everybody in wwe I guess or want something decent to watch still under wwe but everybody else ehhh

In my opinion it hasn't been a good show week to week since like around the time Finn dropped the title to Samoa Joe. The takeovers are cool but I can hardly invest in it these days
 

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Both have positives.

Jericho was one of my favorite wrestlers in WCW in 1998. A lot of people looked forward to seeing the nWo, Sting, DDP, and later on, Goldberg (I did as well), but I first and foremost looked forward to seeing Jericho. His change from the good guy face that gave high fives to the crowd and screamed "C'MON, BAAAABBBBYYY" as he walked down to the ring to becoming the loud and braggadocios heel that would collect souvenirs of all of the wrestlers he beat (plus other great things like the 1,004 wrestling holds, etc.) was a pleasant surprise for me. Unfortunately, WCW never got behind him, and he just floundered in the mid-card.

I was not a fan of HHH until DX formed, but as time went on, he began to grab my attention. I still looked forward to seeing Austin, Rock, Vince, Taker, Foley over him, but he was a big part as well. That ladder match with The Rock at SummerSlam 98 is still :banderas:. I always thought Hunter would be a mid-carder but it was clear by 1999 that he was going to get in the main event scene, and he did just that later in the year. I think if I had a GOAT Wrestling Match list that his street fight with Cactus Jack would appear somewhere on there and his fed with The Rock is one of the greatest wrestling feuds ever.

Jericho's ability to be versatile and come back each and every time with a new character that works is to be admired and he's had some great feuds and matches with HHH, HBK, Kevin Owens, Cena, Christian, etc. etc. His feud with HBK in 2008 is the only thing that kept me watching during that "Meh" period. HHH is mostly had the same character since....well....forever. We know he's shacked up with the boss's daughter. We know he's accomplished a lot (some through with questionable circumstances). He is The Game. The Cerebral Assassin, Blah, blah, blah. That doesn't take away from the fact that he's been featured in a lot of great stuff too. Some of his matches with HBK, Austin, Rock, Benoit, Jericho, and Batista have all been phenomenal. He managed to get what I think is a 3 star match out of Kevin Nash in a HIAC match. I actually think that match is pretty underrated. He also was shoved down our throat every week, and I have to admit that there was a period in 2002/2003/2004 where I didn't watch RAW because it was basically the HHH show.

On the mic? I'd give this to Jericho easily. Once again, his versatility gets in there. I liked his 2008 calm, cold dimeanor, but I think those times where he would come out and not say anything at all was pretty funny too. Also: "YOU JUST MADE THE LIST!!!!" Although some of HHH's promo's have stuck out. I remember his promo about Flair being a sick dog that needed to be put out of his misery and his promos with Cena leading up to WM22 and his promos with Bryan as well. He's just kind of one note though.

It's really a tough call. I'd probably give it to Jericho, but HHH isn't a slouch and shouldn't be overlooked either. There's a lot of great arguments for him in here as well. Great thread.
 
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