Ranking Every WWE Grand Slam Champion Based On Their Legacy

Titles: WWE Champion, World Heavyweight Champion, Tag Team Champion, Intercontinental Champion, European Champion

Perhaps no other relic of the Attitude Era has divided the fans as much as Hunter Hearst Helmsley. While some argue that he's as legitimate and accomplished a champion as the WWE's ever had, others would be quick to point out that he's a brown-nosing, selfish, mediocre performer whose favorite pastime is using his backstage credentials to hold other wrestlers down.

And while his legacy will forever remain buried somewhere between those two viewpoints - as verified by his frequent Feud of the Year and Match of the Year accolades as well as his nominations for Worst/Most Hated Wrestler - it's hard to combat the stats. 14-time World Champion. five-time IC Champion. three-time Tag Champion. King of the Ring, Royal Rumble winner, and a shoe-in for the WWE Hall of Fame.

Most importantly, though, Triple H has been a much bigger draw as champion than most people give him credit for. According to Dave Meltzer, Trips easily out-drew guys like Bret Hart in his heyday and was a solid Number 3 behind Stone Cold and The Rock. Hell, the guy even set records for house show attendance as the star of the show.

Whatever else Triple H does from this point forward to "soil" his legacy, no one can take away the significant impact he had on the company, especially in the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression Eras.