Hey look, a pro-Triple H thread. Cool.
You know, as much as I get on the guy about not putting others over, and being an egotistical jerk who laughs in the pain of others...I do respect him. I do like him. And I've honestly not given a whole lot of thought to who will take over the company when Vince leaves, but Triple H does seem like a good choice. Shane seems to be doing his own thing, and I honestly don't know if he has the creative mind to carry on the entirety of the WWE... Honestly, if Hunter and Stephanie are still married, and they probably will be because money is a pretty powerful force in their industry... I think they could really be an effective pair running the WWE. We are of course, assuming that World Wrestling Entertainment will still be around in 20ish years...
Triple H has had a great career. I have no doubt that he would have had a great career without marrying the Billion Dollar Princess. I also have no doubt that he wouldn't have had AS many accolades without the union... But that's ok. That's what marrying the bosses daughter, and being a huge part of the family gets you. I don't hold anything against him, nor would I ever claim that he married or completely to be the best in the business...but I'm sure it crossed his mind.
And it's not as if Triple H has NEVER put anybody over. Look at our current WWE Champion. He was a joke until Triple H. Remember that the Game trained and scouted Sheamus. The whole thing is his baby. He saw what we didn't in the man, and now he's a great and dominant heel champion on Raw. No, Triple H didn't take the loss at WrestleMania, but I think that was the best decision in the end. We were already pissed about him beating Cena and not being legit enough to do so just yet. How would a win at Mania REALLY have looked at that stage in the game? We all say it would have made him more legit, but I think I would have been more mad than anything. Triple H wins at mania, so what...it's his thing. But he's still given us Sheamus, and did put him over with a loss, AND with half a year of his career... That's nothing to scoff at...