New role for Triple H

WWE headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut is undergoing a slight renovation as an office is being built for Paul "Triple H" Levesque, who was recently promoted to an executive role within the organization.

According to a company source, the multi-time wrestling champion now officially serves as WWE Chairman Vince McMahon's creative advisor.

While Triple H has had Vince's ear for the past several years, it was always in an unofficial capacity. From this point forward, he will have a much more authoritative voice in regards to the company's creative direction and its many performers.
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People seem to be slating this decision, however Triple H does seem to push some people and put them over (yes while killing some), he also does have good ideas for how fueds shoud go, so i could see this going well in the long run.

Hope so. The WWE need some new storylines and fresh talent spread across the divisions.

i got the report from ewrestling, if you read the comments below theyre all like, "this is a load of bull show ass licking gets you higher in life and Triple H will instantly give himself the title on return". If anything it's a good thing Triple H has the role, now he can try harder to push through his heel turn.

hodge13 wrote:

Triple H will instantly give himself the title on return"

thats what happens to most comebacks though lol

i actually think that he will return after a sheamus match which he retains and then beat him down then enter Miz to cash in the title and win i think NOC could be the place after the miz loses his title to bryan

boschbourne06 wrote:

hodge13 wrote:

Triple H will instantly give himself the title on return"

thats what happens to most comebacks though lol

edge early 2010
cena early 2008
orton late 2008
jbl early 2008
jericho late 2007
shawn michaels late 2009
big show early 2008
rey mysterio mid 2008

None of them won the title when they came back and all were main event talents at the time.

alright mate i said most

didnt say it happens all the time

I can only think of 5 on the top of my head that actually won it when they came back

shawn michaels - 2002
hhh - 2002
the rock - 2002
edge - 2008
undertaker - 2009

Batista 2006 wasn't too long after returning was it? same fued wasn't it?

JacMan wrote:

I can only think of 5 on the top of my head that actually won it when they came back

shawn michaels - 2002
hhh - 2002
the rock - 2002
edge - 2008
undertaker - 2009

Cena at last year's Survivor Series.

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the multi-time wrestling champion now officially serves as WWE Chairman Vince McMahon's creative advisor

So if we see Triple H from out of the blue win the title in a 5 minute squash match we'll know why

It was only a matter of time really.

Hes done some good for the business in the past so if he was to do good stuff like help put over people in the right manner then its a good thing, but his track record of putting people over compared to his burial record is severly leant on the latter side.

but once he retires.....

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This maybe a silly question but who has Triple H buried?

Off the top of my head.

The spirit squad
Priceless
Booker T
Tried and failed with Jericho
RVD

He also buried the shit out of Mick Foley as well in a recent interview when he said stuff about their feud in 2000 when Foley was the guy who legitimised his arse back in 1997 then again as a serious main eventer in 2000

He also tried and failed to destroy Goldberg's momentum but didn't drop the title anywhere near fast enough then got the strap back ASAP

He also absolutely annihilated Londrick for no apparent reason what so ever

I'd say the people he put over where Benoit, Cena, Batista, Sheamus and Jeff Hardy, he got Batista and Sheamus over but I felt Hardy got himself over with his feud with Orton at the start of 08, he didn't want to tap at WrestleMania 20 either until Shawn told Vince that Beniot needed a tap and he would do it, Triple H then decided he would do it after everyone agreed the tap out would be the best finale and even Triple H couldn't go over Cena at WrestleMania XXII, absolutely no chance of it, although the agreement was in place to return the favour at WrestleMania XXIII but HHH was injured

I've also thought for a long time that he done some irreparable damage to the Kane character throughout the years


anytime Randy Orton has been in a feud with Hunter he always comes out of it looking weaker than before, the build up to WM25 saw HHH at his best yet the same old crap happened when they had the matches and when it came to dropping the title he couldn't even drop it properly, it was in a clusterfuck of a match

Totally forgot about Londrick, they were doing well at the time then HHH buried them in 30seconds flat.

Another one is Umaga, at some PPV(maybe No Mercy?) he beats Orton for the title in the opener, then in the same night beats Umaga easily, then goes on to wrestle again against Orton and only just loses, thus making both Umaga/Orton look like twats and himself look strong as fk.

Wrestlemania 25 - despite Orton being on fire through the fued and it screaming for a McMahon turn it seems Vince was always going to have a happy outcome with a face victory considering it was the 25th anniversiry.

Kane - Katie Vick?

If Triple H was no longer in the ring i do think storyline wise he could be good in creative, just the choice if which wrestler to push.......

Carlito, when they had that match where carlito could use weapons and HHH couldn't and HHH beat him in about 5 mins.

Trevor Murdoch and Lance Cade and Londrick in the same match, he beat Cade and Murdoch in a handicap match then when they beat him up after the bell Londrick came down, made the save and HHH pedigreed them for no reason.

His fued with Jeff hardy was ridiculous too, he had a load of matches with him and Jeff was always getting bigger face pops but HHH beat him every time and the only way Jeff won the title was when in a triple threat match he pinned Edge who had been pedigreed.

Umaga burial was a disgrace too.

and hhh booked all those matches cos he's da king

Well from from all accounts he sticks his considerably large nose into the creative process, so he must have had some say in it.

I don't see why there is some much negativity towards Triple H myself. People were bitching in 2003 because he didn't drop the belt to Booker T. He said in an interview a few years ago that he didn't drop the belt to Booker because "he wasn't asked to drop the belt to Booker". The same thing with RVD in 2002.

Triple H is the one behind Sheamus and look how it has turned out. Sheamus may be green but he gets better every single week and is becoming a credible champion. The Game knows what it takes to be a star and be a draw, so I think this is a smart move in the long run for WWE.