He did a lot wrong wrestling wise IMHOHe should never have been forgiven for his behaviour at Wrestlemania 4
Yeah, same. It takes a lot to make Hogan the (shoot) face in anything. But somehow Russo managed it. What a ****.Personally, and I'd never miss an opportunity to attack him, having heard the takes from Bischoff and others as to what went down at BATB 2000 I don't actually think he did much wrong there
Yeah, so the urban legend goes anyway.I just got my memory jogged, the whole union thing. Didnt Hogan rat out Ventura
Here in Kenya it was his work with Sid 'Justice' Eudy in WWF reruns on KBC, that me and my bro would try to watch from the corridor, being as it was past our bedtime.Loved him as a kid living in Zimbabwe, where mid-90’s WCW wrestling shows were one of the few things to watch on ZBC. Obviously turned out to be a bit of a ****, but doesn’t seem to be any worse than that. RIP.
What did he say? Trips always stuck me as the guy who simply sails with the wind without much principles. Always thought online fans were giving him way too much credit.Surprised the whole Triple H White House/Trump thing isn't a bigger controversy. Or his recent comments on Vince's misconduct.
The Sports Agents — whose host stressed that McMahon has always denied the allegations — asked Levesque how WWE has dealt with the fallout of the situation.
“For us as a company, creative, you know, all we can do is move forward. And allegations are allegations, right? It’s a complicated relationship for anybody in life,” Levesque said. “Nobody is perfect. But accusations are made, and that’s a whole legal thing that is totally separate and aside from what we do.
what's there to say? it's a maga company. they don't make any attempt to hide it. HHH is terrible at answering questions with any kind of heat to them but if he hasn't learnt to deal with it by now, he probably never will. this is the guy who said he hadn't read the lawsuit lodged against his company (at a time that he was a board member of the company). he doesn't care and why should he, he doesn't face any repercussions.Surprised the whole Triple H White House/Trump thing isn't a bigger controversy. Or his recent comments on Vince's misconduct.
It's not often I'm genuinely surprised at how fake and full of **** people are. I guess I just expected more people within the company to take issue with it. Or even outside of it, it just feels like a small-moderate story, just another day. CM Punk virtue signalling about everything and anything during his time in AEW to now happy crying on WWE docs with Triple H, the guy that's standing around Trump and glazing him, it surprised even me lol.what's there to say? it's a maga company. they don't make any attempt to hide it. HHH is terrible at answering questions with any kind of heat to them but if he hasn't learnt to deal with it by now, he probably never will. this is the guy who said he hadn't read the lawsuit lodged against his company (at a time that he was a board member of the company). he doesn't care and why should he, he doesn't face any repercussions.
it's an evil place but anyone watching WWE in 2025 knows this and they either don't care about it at all, or they're willing to trade it off with what WWE as a company offers them, no different to the other trade offs we all make in life. it is what it is.
really I just assumed Nick Khan was going to bump Triple H off when Khan got sick of him and/or needed a fall guy for something, but they really do seem to be trying to build Triple H up as some kind Dana White/Vince McMahon figure.