Before becoming Triple H, he played a character called Hunter Hearst Helmsley. This was a fancy, rich guy character that never felt right to him.

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.

Rumors are circulating that Paul Levesque, who is better known by his WWE name Triple H (short for Hunter Hearst Helmsley), is leaving the company, and fans are wondering whether they are true ...

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 ...

Rocky Maivia had no discernible personality beyond "has a nice smile", and the blue-blooded Hunter Hearst Helmsley existed primarily to scuffle with the hillbillies, garbage men and plumbers that ...

Check out the latest video for WWE 2K25, as they feature The Bloodline's Dynasty and the content surrounded by the interactive documentary ...

2K has released a new trailer for WWE 2K25's 2K Showcase mode, where will you play as The Bloodline and its extended family of iconic WWE Superstars.

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 may be one of the coolest names in wrestling, but the real-life Paul Levesque had his fair share of different ring names. From Terra Ryzing to Hunter Hearst Helmsley, WWE's Chief Content ...