10 Biggest Triple H Guys In WWE History
2. Randy Orton
Long before the signings of Kevin Owens and Samoa Joe, there were the original "Triple H Guys": Evolution. As noted, Ric Flair doesn't count given he was already one of the greatest wrestlers in the history of the business, but Randy Orton and Batista definitely do.
In Orton's case, he was someone who was looked at as having the complete package from the get-go. As a second-generation star, he was a natural athlete and knew his way around the way quite gracefully. Within months, he went from being a no-name rookie on the SmackDown brand to an integral part of the Evolution faction led by Triple H in early 2003.
This was done by design, of course, as Triple H truly saw Orton and Batista as the future of the industry. It was only a little over a year later that Orton captured his first World Heavyweight Championship and the rest, as they say, is history. He's since broken off on his own and has cemented an amazing legacy for himself as a 12-time world champion.
For what it's worth, Orton and HHH have aligned and feuded countless times over the last decade, even as recently as earlier this year.