Over his incredible career in WWE, Triple H had his fair share of rivals and controversies. Let us take a look at his top 3 rivals.
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Paul Michael Levesque (born July 27, 1969) is an American business executive, actor, and retired professional wrestler, better known by the ring name Triple H. He is currently serving as the executive vice president for Global Talent Strategy & Development of WWE. He is also executive producer of the NXT brand. Over his incredible career in WWE, Triple H had his fair share of rivals and controversies. Let us take a look at his top 3 rivals in the industry.
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The first big match in the Triple H vs. The Rock rivalry began in 1997, when a young Rocky Maivia upset a young Hunter Hearst-Helmsley for the Intercontinental Title. Since then, they’ve done battle as the respective leaders of D-Generation X and The Nation Of Domination, traded the WWF World Title back and forth and even competed in a 60-minute Iron Man match at Judgment Day in 2000. Theirs has become one of the most storied WWE rivalries of all time…. let alone the biggest rivalry in Triple H’s career.
While The Undertaker and Triple H have also been battling since the Hunter Hearst Helmsley era, their finest series of matches were at three different WrestleManias (XVII, XXVII and XXVIII), where the two were amongst the biggest names in the business. Undertaker won all three bouts, but it helped Hunter, too. They last battled in a tag team match at 2019’s Crown Jewel.
Much like Randy Orton, WWE Hall of Famer Batista was one of Triple H’s prized students in Evolution. When The Animal secured a title shot at the 2005 Royal Rumble, Triple H tried his best to keep Batista from going after him. That didn’t work, with Batista and HHH engaging in a three-match series, all of which Batista won. They faced off one last time at WrestleMania XXXV.
