5 incredible things Triple H has done to improve WWE

#3 Consistently putting over talent

Triple H gets a lot of heat from wrestling personalities and fans for "burying Superstars", but is this entirely true?

The Cerebral Assassin has been known for putting over talent on big stages like WrestleMania. Back in 2014, Triple H lost the opening match of WrestleMania 30 to Daniel Bryan, resulting in Bryan getting a shot at and winning the top title in the main event of the night. At WrestleMania 32 and 33, Triple H lost marquee matches against Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, respectively.

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Earlier this year, The Game was embarrassed by Becky Lynch when she slapped him in the middle of the ring, during the buildup to her legendary WrestleMania 35 win. Triple H has been consistently putting over young talent over the years, something he knows will help the company in the long term.

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