10 Best Ways Wrestlers Responded To Crowd Signs

4. Triple H - Hey DX, Suck These

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It's impossible to imagine WWE Executive Vice President of Global Talent Strategy & Development Paul Levesque these days having a female fan flash their breasts live on TV, but that was precisely what The Game did back during the heady 1998 days of the Attitude Era.

A moment that forever remains etched in the minds of the horned-up wrestling fans of the day, Triple H responded to a sign in the crowd by encouraging its holder to expose her boobs.

The sign in question from this young lady stated "Hey DX, Suck These", with a couple of accompanying arrows pointing downwards. Having spotted this, Hunter first got the fan to lift her shirt up, before then getting her to likewise lift her bra up.

This interaction between the D-Generation X leader and his fan is a moment that certainly sums up nicely the sexed-up, edgy product that the WWE had crafted by that point in time.

Of course, many have long suspected that this famed t*its-jiggling fan was actually a plant whose sole purpose was simply to do what she ultimately did in return for a nice WWE paycheck.

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