While it is true that he buried people, it's not the standard. Triple H is known (and notorious) for his ego, but he also has a sense of business. The reason he buries people is that he thinks those people are not as good as him and would be bad for business, and therefore also give his ego a blow because he wants to be the best, if that makes sense. Also, if would constantly bury people, he wouldn't have made NXT what it is today, now wouldn't he? Jobbing is still the standard procedure to put over the upcoming stars, and despite the bad reputation of "doing the job" it does not equal burial. I, for one, know that Triple H is much more knowledgeable and competent in that field than I will ever be, and I think his way worked out pretty well so far, from what I know.
That's not true at all.
Most of the superstars he put over went out and became big stars - Benoit, Batista, Orton, Cena, and Bryan for example.
Because that's Triple H, for ya.
And people complain about Cena never putting anyone over.
He did put over Batista and Cena
Because he's always had an aggressive nature, and wanted to dominate, be on top. That's how he worked his way to the top of the company. He also loves the business, and wants to do what's best for it. And he believed him being on top was what was best, for the business. It's hard to disagree with him, too. During his world title reigns ratings were always high. And I enjoyed his title runs.
Opened NXT Performance Center
One of the people responsible for Warrior Returning
Put Daniel Bryan over at WM
Put the Shield over at 2 PPV's
Signed Kenta, Steen, Devitt
And you guys still claim that he 'Buries' people and you hate him.
F*ck the IWC.
HE a wise wrestler.
other than benoit, batista, cena, bryan, the shield etc?
he wants to be the best
