WWE Secrets: 3 Lesser Known facts about Triple H

Triple H has had a legendary wrestling career. The Game was one of WWE’s most prolific performers of all time. The Cerebral Assasin was an influential member of the Attitude Era and established himself as the headliner after winning the WWF Championship for the first time in his career.

After defeating the likes of the Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, and many more in his career, ‘the Game’ is considered one of the greatest superstars in wrestling history. He is also known for his business acumen. He created the NXT brand, and has mentored several wrestlers who have gone on to become world champions.

He is also responsible for putting on sold-out shows for the brand. While there are many things that fans know about the cerebral assassin, there are some unknown facts about him. ‘The Game’ Triple H is a wrestling megastar. The 14-time World Champion has a lot of accomplishments in his bag. But these achievements have hid some huge secrets about ‘the Game’.

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Here are some ‘WWE Secrets‘ about Triple H.

Triple H was once defeated in 100 seconds

While Triple H has been a part of some iconic matches throughout his career, he is also one of the men in WWE who has been defeated in two minutes. The match was against Ultimate Warrior at WrestleMania 12, where he defeated the Game in 1 minute, 39 seconds. The match has been regarded as one of the worst matches in WrestleMania history. This was also one of the Ultimate Warrior’s final matches of his WWE career.

Randy Savage wanted to bury Triple H

Randy Savage was a major WWE star during the 1990s. Savage had a successful WWE career, having won the WWE Championship two times in his career. After productive nine years with the company, Savage departed from the WWE in 1994. Randy Savage joined the WCW in 1994. The Game, who was a part of WCW in 1994, was about to get buried by Randy Savage.

During an October 2021 edition of the Wooooo Nation Uncensored podcast, Flair stated that Randy Savage wanted to defeat Triple H in 30 seconds. Ric Flair, who acted as the booking agent for the WCW, clearly didn’t like the idea and suggested Randy Savage wrestle against Arn Anderson instead and go for a draw. In January 1995, The Game left WCW to join WWE.

Triple H and Stephanie McMahon founded Connor’s Cure

Connor Michalek was an 8-year-old American boy, who had been suffering from spine cancer. He was a huge fan of Daniel Bryan and Triple H and Stephanie McMahon made it possible for Connor to meet his idol. They even made Connor perform a ring entrance with Bryan and playfully beat Triple H via pinfall.

After Michalek passed away, The Game and Stephanie founded Connor’s Cure in his memory. Connor’s Cure is a non-profit foundation that Triple H and Stephanie have funded through the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation to support research for paediatric cancer.

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