3 WWE Superstars who never changed managers and 3 who did

#1 Triple H (changed)

Triple H made his way to WWE in the mid-90s, after a brief stint in WCW. For a short period, WWE legend Mr. Perfect acted as Triple H's manager, before he left WWE. Triple H was managed by Stephanie McMahon during the McMahon-Helmsley Era. She accompanied him to the ring during the Fatal-Four-Way WWE title match at WrestleMania 16, dubbed as "A McMahon In Every Corner". The association ended in 2002 when the duo divorced in storyline.

WWE veteran Ric Flair later managed Triple H for a while in late 2002 before the duo brought in two more members in Batista and Randy Orton, thus forming Evolution. Batista and Orton both left the faction by early 2005. Flair was in Triple H's corner when Batista defeated him for the World title three times in a row, at WrestleMania 21, Backlash, and Vengeance.

Triple H took a break following the rivalry and turned on Flair when he made his WWE return months later. The duo collided in a Last Man Standing match at Survivor Series 2005, which Triple H won.

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