Triple H is Chief Content Officer for WWE and explains to the media why they love Vegas, but consider themselves a global brand.

Many wrestling fans of the 2000s are familiar with James Storm's lengthy TNA tenure, but he almost had his day in WWE about a decade ago. Storm built a followi ...

Karrion Kross set the wrestling world ablaze over WrestleMania 41 weekend when he lashed out regarding the lack of ...

WWE has yet to officially announce the location for WrestleMania 42, but a mix of backstage chatter and reported developments suggests that Las Vegas is the most likely destination, though, as always ...

While Triple H has already been head of WWE's creative for 3 years now, there are still some misconceptions when it comes to ...

WWE executives are quick to tout breaking financial records left and right—easy when the company is charging more than ever ...

The heightened sense of importance is why "WrestleMania" and "Royal Rumble ... TC from WrestleVotes and Sportskeeda mentioned how Triple H is not a fan of the briefcase as a concept.

WWE's Chief Content Officer, Paul "Triple H" Levesque, is reportedly not a ... was created by Chris Jericho and first introduced at WrestleMania 21 in 2005. Due to its popularity and the ...

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In 1997, professional wrestling fans knew Triple H as a crude, unapologetic member of D-Generation X. Rewind two years earlier, however, and they saw a much different image of him. In the early ...