"Well, Triple H… He’s a straight-up racist. So, like I said, he was very jealous that I came in and got this big push, and he was… he was Hunter Hearst Helmsley, man.

Well, Triple H… He’s a straight-up racist. So, like I said, he was very jealous that I came in and got this big push, and he was… he was Hunter Hearst Helmsley, man.

Ahmed Johnson claims Triple H was jealous of him “Triple H, he’s a straight-up racist. And like I said, he was very jealous that I came in and got this big push. And he was Hunter Hearst ...

Triple H recently reflected on a pivotal moment in his career — turning on D-Generation X to kickstart the McMahon-Helmsley Era in 1999. Speaking as a guest on the “Flagrant” podcast, the current WWE ...

In the early portion of his WWE career, Triple H was known Hunter Hearst Helmsley, a snobby Connecticut Blueblood poised with proper etiquette and regal attire.

In 1996, Triple H was just a year into his WWE run as Hunter Hearst Helmsley when the infamous Curtain Call incident happened, as he and Shawn Michaels came to the ring during a house show to say ...

He was packaged as the “Connecticut Blueblood” Hunter Hearst Helmsley, but then later shortened that to Triple H when he joined up with his best friend Shawn Michaels to form Degeneration X.

The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels vs. Hart for the WWE strap, and some hilarious segments with The Bushwhackers and Lord Alfred Hayes. Seriously, this was an unexpected and amazing trip down memory lane.

Triple H made his WWE debut as Hunter Hearst Helmsley on April 30, 1995, where he would win his first match. He would go on to be undefeated in his first few months before losing to the Undertaker at ...

He debuted as the "Connecticut Blueblood" Hunter Hearst Helmsley before shortening it to Triple H after adopting an anti-establishment gimmick with Michaels in D-X.

In 1995, Triple H left for WWE (then WWF), changing his name to Hunter Hearst Helmsley, once again playing up an upper-class nature.

Triple H and Shawn Michaels, iconic WWE superstars, have transitioned into pivotal corporate roles, shaping the company's future. Triple H, with a net worth of $250 million, is WWE's Chief Content ...