The Ace of Knaves
Getting Noticed By Management
For this topic, I shall explain a little bit about it.
When it comes to Wrestlemania, it is believed to be the place where superstars become legends and legends become immortals. Along the course of its 26 run, we've seen many great come and go, many moments take place, and many great matches presented. And thus, it gave birth to the legacies of many stars.
Hulk Hogan was basically the founding father of WWE & Wrestlemania with his Hulkamania run and main evented Wrestlemania 8 times.
Bret Hart carried Wrestlemania during The New Generation Era with his matches against Owen, HBK, and Austin.
Shawn Michaels is, forever and always, Mr. Wrestlemania.
Undertaker has his infamous Wrestlemania Undefeated Streak.
Stone Cold & The Rock defined the Attitude Era three times when they faced each other at Wrestlemania.
These legends are the names synonymous with WWE & Wrestlemania when you think about it.
But where does this leave HHH? Love him or hate him, but he's a pivotal part of WWE from the 1990's until today, thus making himself synonymous with WWE asl well. It kinda surprises me when I realized his Wrestlemania legacy isn't as significant as other legends who're synonymous with WWE. Unlike those legends, he doesn't have a claim to fame at Wrestlemania.
I mean, what's his legacy? Main eventing Wrestlemania 6 times? Hulk Hogan did that 8 times, so that's not really a claim to fame I guess.
And also, although many believe him to be a legend, Triple H hasn't had a 1 on 1 match for the ages at WM. I mean, look at fellow other god-tier legends who are synonymous with WWE. They all got at least one match that is considered to be the greatest ever or symbolized an era:
Hulk Hogan got his matches with Andre (WM 3), Warrior (WM 6), and Rock (WM 18).
Andre The Giant got his match with Hogan (WM 3).
Randy Savage got one with Ricky Steamboat (WM 3).
Ultimate Warrior got his match with Hogan (WM 6).
Bret Hart got his match with Owen (WM 10), HBK (WM 12), and Austin (WM 13).
Shawn Michaels got his matches with Ramon (WM 10), Bret (WM 12), Austin (WM 14), Angle (WM 21), and Taker (WM 25 & 26).
Austin got his matches with Bret (WM 13), HBK (WM 14), and Rock (WM 15, 17, and 19).
Rock got his matches with Austin (WM 15, 17, and 19) and Hogan (WM 18).
Kurt Angle got his two matches with Brock Lesnar (WM 19) and HBK (WM 21).
Undertaker got his back to back matches with HBK (WM 25 & 26).
No hard feelings, but the only two Triple H Wrestlemania matches I consider to be classic was his match with Undertaker at Wrestlemania 17 and Benoit & Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 20. But the match with Undertaker hardly defines any era whereas in the other match he was greatly (and obviously) overshadowed and outperformed by both Benoit & HBK during the match so I can't really give and let's be the honest, and let's face it, IT WAS NOT EVEN A 1 ON 1 MATCH!!!
And I must admit his match with Taker (although it was insanely good) is nowhere near the once in a lifetime status of, say, Austin/Bret, Rock/Hogan, or Taker/HBK.
The rest of his WM matches are either so so or completely pathetic. WM 12 match with Warrior was worse than Taker vs Gonzales. His WM 15 match with Kane was a mess. The main event in WM 16 & 18 s*cked balls big time. His WM 19, 21, 22, and 24 matches were average. Definitely nothing to write home about. His WM 25 match was crazily unwatchable. His WM 26 match bored the crowd to tears.
It's sad if HHH retire without even having a 1 on 1 match at Wrestlemania which is remembered along the same lines of Andre/Hogan, Steamboat/Savage, Bret/Owen, Rock/Austin, Lesnar/HBK, and HBK/Taker despite being one of the most important figures in the history of the company.
So, I shall end my explanation for now. I'd like to know your opinion about this matter.
And if u don't mind, answer this:
Do u think Triple H will ever have a 1 on 1 era defining match at Wrestlemania? One that will be remembered alongside the lines of Hogan/Warrior, Bret/Owen, Rock/Austin, Angle/Lesnar, and Taker/HBK?
When it comes to Wrestlemania, it is believed to be the place where superstars become legends and legends become immortals. Along the course of its 26 run, we've seen many great come and go, many moments take place, and many great matches presented. And thus, it gave birth to the legacies of many stars.
Hulk Hogan was basically the founding father of WWE & Wrestlemania with his Hulkamania run and main evented Wrestlemania 8 times.
Bret Hart carried Wrestlemania during The New Generation Era with his matches against Owen, HBK, and Austin.
Shawn Michaels is, forever and always, Mr. Wrestlemania.
Undertaker has his infamous Wrestlemania Undefeated Streak.
Stone Cold & The Rock defined the Attitude Era three times when they faced each other at Wrestlemania.
These legends are the names synonymous with WWE & Wrestlemania when you think about it.
But where does this leave HHH? Love him or hate him, but he's a pivotal part of WWE from the 1990's until today, thus making himself synonymous with WWE asl well. It kinda surprises me when I realized his Wrestlemania legacy isn't as significant as other legends who're synonymous with WWE. Unlike those legends, he doesn't have a claim to fame at Wrestlemania.
I mean, what's his legacy? Main eventing Wrestlemania 6 times? Hulk Hogan did that 8 times, so that's not really a claim to fame I guess.
And also, although many believe him to be a legend, Triple H hasn't had a 1 on 1 match for the ages at WM. I mean, look at fellow other god-tier legends who are synonymous with WWE. They all got at least one match that is considered to be the greatest ever or symbolized an era:
Hulk Hogan got his matches with Andre (WM 3), Warrior (WM 6), and Rock (WM 18).
Andre The Giant got his match with Hogan (WM 3).
Randy Savage got one with Ricky Steamboat (WM 3).
Ultimate Warrior got his match with Hogan (WM 6).
Bret Hart got his match with Owen (WM 10), HBK (WM 12), and Austin (WM 13).
Shawn Michaels got his matches with Ramon (WM 10), Bret (WM 12), Austin (WM 14), Angle (WM 21), and Taker (WM 25 & 26).
Austin got his matches with Bret (WM 13), HBK (WM 14), and Rock (WM 15, 17, and 19).
Rock got his matches with Austin (WM 15, 17, and 19) and Hogan (WM 18).
Kurt Angle got his two matches with Brock Lesnar (WM 19) and HBK (WM 21).
Undertaker got his back to back matches with HBK (WM 25 & 26).
No hard feelings, but the only two Triple H Wrestlemania matches I consider to be classic was his match with Undertaker at Wrestlemania 17 and Benoit & Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 20. But the match with Undertaker hardly defines any era whereas in the other match he was greatly (and obviously) overshadowed and outperformed by both Benoit & HBK during the match so I can't really give and let's be the honest, and let's face it, IT WAS NOT EVEN A 1 ON 1 MATCH!!!
And I must admit his match with Taker (although it was insanely good) is nowhere near the once in a lifetime status of, say, Austin/Bret, Rock/Hogan, or Taker/HBK.
The rest of his WM matches are either so so or completely pathetic. WM 12 match with Warrior was worse than Taker vs Gonzales. His WM 15 match with Kane was a mess. The main event in WM 16 & 18 s*cked balls big time. His WM 19, 21, 22, and 24 matches were average. Definitely nothing to write home about. His WM 25 match was crazily unwatchable. His WM 26 match bored the crowd to tears.
It's sad if HHH retire without even having a 1 on 1 match at Wrestlemania which is remembered along the same lines of Andre/Hogan, Steamboat/Savage, Bret/Owen, Rock/Austin, Lesnar/HBK, and HBK/Taker despite being one of the most important figures in the history of the company.
So, I shall end my explanation for now. I'd like to know your opinion about this matter.
And if u don't mind, answer this:
Do u think Triple H will ever have a 1 on 1 era defining match at Wrestlemania? One that will be remembered alongside the lines of Hogan/Warrior, Bret/Owen, Rock/Austin, Angle/Lesnar, and Taker/HBK?