The career of Paul "Triple H" Levesque in WWE has lasted for nearly 20 years now. He's gone from a blue chip prospect that started in WCW to a degenerate ally of the great Shawn Michaels and he developed into a main eventer that is one of the best heels in WWE history. Now that he's not a full timer anymore, he's moved on to become an office guy that plays an important role in the future of the company. He's in charge of talent development, he has a major say in booking and is an on screen character as well. The work never stops when you're a man in his position. Over the course of the 20 years that Hunter Hearst Helmsley has been in WWE, there are a lot of great moments. There are plenty of missteps too. No, I'm not talking about that movie The Chaperone that nobody watched. How could I talk about that? I didn't see it. Doubt you did either. What I'm talking about are things that happened on WWE TV or PPV. One thing fans shouldn't question about Triple H is is work ethic. The guy loves the wrestling business, has worked hard to get where he is and whether you think he deserves it or not, he has earned the respect of fans around the world. This feature is not about the greatness about Triple H, though. It's about the things that WWE wants you to forget about him. They're not going to shove these memories down our throats because they're either really bad moments or things that they just don't talk about. In WWE's world, it's as if things Just because WWE forgets about these bad moments doesn't mean that we do.
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