TSC Evaluation #62: Triple H
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Jmare007
pico pal q lee
Was legit great in 2000 and 2001, everything else go from the most boring motherfukker ever to good at gimmick matches. For every great match or promo he has, there's triple the amount of unbearable shyt. He gets a 6 from me.
PS: He got "Hey hey hey goodbye" chants when he was trying to have an emotional moment, and not just once, but twice
PS: He got "Hey hey hey goodbye" chants when he was trying to have an emotional moment, and not just once, but twice
Bart simpson
Served w/ no chill
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When was this?PS: He got "Hey hey hey goodbye" chants when he was trying to have an emotional moment, and not just once, but twice
Biased?
It's no different from all of the other evaluation threads. It's not my fault that most people dislike his blatant politicking and insecurity.As for Jester he probably won't respond because he wants to keep a low profile when the Worst Poster nominations are being considered.
On talent and talent alone, he's a 9. He's a great wrestler, one of the better sellers, great moveset. Been apart of some of the best feuds ever during his time (I've always said Rock/HHH > Rock/Austin), attracts heat like microwaved fish in the lunch room, pure scust when he was heel. Not the best face, just smarmy. Long winded on the mic, no notable promos come to mind that'll bump up his score 
But if I add in every else he's done, he might be a low 7. He worked the E like a politician so he gets docked points because of it. We all know what he's done in behind the scenes, we know he's the cause of talent walking away or getting fired. He's stuck himself into the title picure when he wasn't needed.
So overall, I give him a 7.
But if I add in every else he's done, he might be a low 7. He worked the E like a politician so he gets docked points because of it. We all know what he's done in behind the scenes, we know he's the cause of talent walking away or getting fired. He's stuck himself into the title picure when he wasn't needed.
So overall, I give him a 7.
Berniewood Hogan
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NYChase718
Veteran
it was moreso his super booking than him. shyt is way different than i remember as a kid, I've been watching the shyt in amazement.
they really had rock feuding with fukking al snow so hhh could get into the main event picture. he completely buries an over as fukk test, gets title from big show, beats Mick foley ass. rock back into main event and hhh is whooping his ass on a weekly basis.
now he did his shyt, no doubt a legend and all, but a bunch of others could have done that with that booking.
beat benoit CLEAN in his first wwf match
Beat tazz clean after he won the ecw title and brought it to wwf
Alfred0Santana
I used to drop Lewinsky off at the White House.
This dude got twelve 9 votes and five 10's
nikkas logging in under aliases and voting
I seen somebody else suggest Benoit on the next one that ain't a bad choice at all
nikkas logging in under aliases and voting
I seen somebody else suggest Benoit on the next one that ain't a bad choice at all
So I've sat on this for a few days and had to think about this. I'm torn because despite all the bad he's done over the last decade plus, Peak Triple H was undeniably a GOAT tier heel and could go on the mic (when he cut his shyt down to 10 minutes) and in the ring.
...But then I remember that Peak Triple H was in 200-fukking-1. 16 Years Ago.
In the 16 years since? We've seen dude at his absolute WORST in trying to get fan approval and rewrite history so that he's not completely left behind by The Rock and Austin as the definitive GOATS in WWE History. He went on 3-5 year spree from 2002 til his second quad tear of burying and jobbing out anybody that was on the rise or popular to the point where Raw's roster read as a personal Obituary for every over talent that he needlessly went over. Stat Padded his title reign count when he should've never realistically held the belt again post-Batista, to the point where at one point he won AND lost the title in the same night to Randy Orton just to get an additional title reign. He was apart of at least 4 Underwhelming or Disappointing Wrestlemania Main Event builds and matches, and that's just THAT decade.
This one? He's been in overdrive. He's gone from that a$$hole Supervisor that takes credit for the good and blames the team for the bad to that insecure Co-Manager that would be cool if he stayed his ass in his office and worked from there but strokes his ego by trying to work with the team.
We got an unneeded Triple H Rumble Win & Title Reign just last year. We get him either opening the show with long winded, 20 minute promos that sound like those english term papers where people bullshyt the last few paragraphs and just repeat themselves or ending the show in the main event slot. He's in the videos, in the promos, trying to be the center of attention and wave riding whatever's popular at the time (Ex, dancing with New Day and joining The Shield) and reminding us that he gave us NXT when it was Dusty & Ryan Ward doing work as well. He's not had a good Mania Match or build since Bryan, yet we're subjected to yearly "Triple H Match at Mania" , usually as one of the Main Four matches on the card, and all he can do at this point is the slow plodding, tryhard "psychology" fueled brawls which is sad to watch.
I could go on and on, but Trips does that enough whenever he has a mic. So I'll end it here and say he's a 7.
...But then I remember that Peak Triple H was in 200-fukking-1. 16 Years Ago.
In the 16 years since? We've seen dude at his absolute WORST in trying to get fan approval and rewrite history so that he's not completely left behind by The Rock and Austin as the definitive GOATS in WWE History. He went on 3-5 year spree from 2002 til his second quad tear of burying and jobbing out anybody that was on the rise or popular to the point where Raw's roster read as a personal Obituary for every over talent that he needlessly went over. Stat Padded his title reign count when he should've never realistically held the belt again post-Batista, to the point where at one point he won AND lost the title in the same night to Randy Orton just to get an additional title reign. He was apart of at least 4 Underwhelming or Disappointing Wrestlemania Main Event builds and matches, and that's just THAT decade.
This one? He's been in overdrive. He's gone from that a$$hole Supervisor that takes credit for the good and blames the team for the bad to that insecure Co-Manager that would be cool if he stayed his ass in his office and worked from there but strokes his ego by trying to work with the team.
We got an unneeded Triple H Rumble Win & Title Reign just last year. We get him either opening the show with long winded, 20 minute promos that sound like those english term papers where people bullshyt the last few paragraphs and just repeat themselves or ending the show in the main event slot. He's in the videos, in the promos, trying to be the center of attention and wave riding whatever's popular at the time (Ex, dancing with New Day and joining The Shield) and reminding us that he gave us NXT when it was Dusty & Ryan Ward doing work as well. He's not had a good Mania Match or build since Bryan, yet we're subjected to yearly "Triple H Match at Mania" , usually as one of the Main Four matches on the card, and all he can do at this point is the slow plodding, tryhard "psychology" fueled brawls which is sad to watch.
I could go on and on, but Trips does that enough whenever he has a mic. So I'll end it here and say he's a 7.
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can't recall benoit, but naw he ain't beat tazz clean, there was interference.beat benoit CLEAN in his first wwf match
Beat tazz clean after he won the ecw title and brought it to wwf
Mack de la Rocha
Pro
Incredible heel. I hated HHH back during his peak more than any other heels at the time. His best gimmick was a result from of his politicking as much as his talent however.
But back in the early 2000s he was phenomenal, but he stayed the same and got stale. Had he been more diverse and willing to help other wrestlers out, he would be seen in a much different light.
He's a 8 for me.
But back in the early 2000s he was phenomenal, but he stayed the same and got stale. Had he been more diverse and willing to help other wrestlers out, he would be seen in a much different light.
He's a 8 for me.
Playaz Eyez
Veteran
When was this?
I want to say it was against Brock Lesnar, but I'm not totally sure. I do remember the WM when he faced Lesnar, he was trying to force some Warrior/Hogan 1990 epic, and it totally bombed with the crowd