Fandango.

Starts off as a seemingly throwaway joke with the "Day One is H" stuff by the Fashion Police and slowly spirals into them discovering a deeper conspiracy by Triple H who has sinister plans to depose Vince and bring back WCW/NWA as the dominate wrestling power.

Bringing back WCW's Starrcade was the "Day One" of Triple H's plans.

Both were trained by Killer Kowalski. Jericho put Fandango over at WrestleMania. Does HHH really think he's better than Chris Jericho?

I agree, except that I don't think Triple H sells tickets either. Would he hurt? Probably not, but I don't think having him has ever helped either. WrestleMania 23 did wonderfully without him.

The stakes of the Triple H match no longer mean anything. Besides Sting, he's put over talent at WrestleMania XXX, 32 and 33. And what does it mean in the long run? I'm not just saying that because Daniel Bryan was forced to retire. Every year Triple H wrestles someone and he "puts them over," but the next year he's still on the card being featured, and it will often be in a higher spot than that talent he "put over." Is it really putting someone over if you are still over them the next Mania?

His name still has more value than nearly the entire rsoter combined though...shame to let it go to waste...at some point a real star will come along and this cycle will end...maybe...

Or the business will implode. Which is possible.

Serious Answer: Daniel Bryan

He will face me, Lock Jaw.

HHH vs the IWC, you know how that unfolds. RIP Lock Jaw.

Since WWE won't do it I will provide pyro for you. Already have it on hand and it will put the rest of the entrances to shame and possibly burn the arena down.

Cease and Desist. Only Seth Rollin can " Burn it Down". Without pyro I'll remind you.

Rumor I've heard lately is that they may actually use that 3 year old footage as some kind of excuse to build to a Triple H vs. The Rock match.

What that excuse could possibly be, who knows. Maybe Vince has gone so batshit senile he's deluded himself into thinking it's 1998.

The Rock is way above a Triple H match.

Is there proof, like ratings or ticket sales or anything, that can honestly show that Triple H is in fact a draw.

Because I genuinely don't think he's any more of a draw than anyone else on the roster today. The only legit "draws" in WWE right now are Lesnar and Cena, and Rock if and when he comes around, in my opinion, anyway. Someone like Ronda Rousey might be good for a bit of mainstream publicity etc, but surely there's no way anyone really get excited or give a fuck about Triple H matches any more.

I don't think there's proof that Triple H was ever a draw, to be honest. WWE cracks 1 million buys for WrestleMania X-7, but they don't get there again until 2007 -- when Triple H isn't there. They get it the next year too, but that's the year that Triple H shoe-horned himself into Cena vs. Orton. The main draw for that show is Floyd Mayweather. They don't get 1 million buys again until The Rock comes back. In fact, they drop from the 1 million buys for the WrestleMania that Triple H headlines against Orton.

The other headlining match for Triple H was 2016 against Roman Reigns, and they needed to bring in Shane McMahon to go against Taker to sell out so Trips can say he closed the biggest WrestleMania of all-time.

In 2000, at his critical peak (which I don't think anyone will deny), WrestleMania performs really well. Biggest buy to date for them, but look at what it follows: buys tripling under Austin. Backlash does HUGE and is anomalous, this is true, but look at Judgment Day and Fully Loaded. Each does 420,000. The difference between them? The Rock is wrestling Triple H in an Iron Man Match on one and Chris Benoit on the other. I mean, 420,000 for B-level stuff is great, but anyone could have drawn with The Rock at that point in time. That it was Benoit or Triple H going against him was negligible.

In 2002 he did spike a good RAW rating for his return (better than the year previous), but after that things were back right back to where they were when he wasn't there. The Royal Rumble buys were up too. I think if you were trying to make the case that Triple H ever did make a difference, it would be there. Or in 2005 with the Batista stuff which got close to 1 million buys. But yeah, I think even Triple H at his most effective isn't as effective as company narrative is. Ratings and buys usually perform as well as they are performing when he is around, and sometimes even better when he is gone.

I legitimately believe that Vince McMahon is a bigger star than Triple H.

I didn't know there was even any question about that.

Lol, true.

Yeah Vince is still money, especially with how rare his appearances are these days. I imagine before he hangs it up he will be heavily involved in at least one more feud, possibly in an attempt to "make" another SCSA.

Owens looked better headbutting Vince than he did during his entire Universal Title reign.

Reigns also actually turned the crowd onto his side when he speared Vince en route to winning the title from Sheamus on Raw that one night.

Didn't last long... but still... We can shit on Vince being out of touch and not knowing how to build stars anymore all day but when it comes to a TV character, Triple H is MILES behind him.

Perhaps Jason Jordan...in lieu of Kurt getting clearance to wrestle, they utilise Jordan in the spot instead, standing up for his daddy.

Ugh!

Adding Conor McGreggor to my list of Shane McMahon

Vince is one of the biggest stars the business has ever seen...

I think that if Vince and Triple H were to legitimately compete, Vince would crush Triple H too. I don't think it's that Vince doesn't know what to do, I think he can just afford to do things his own way.

Like, give Triple H the book and you'll get something like NXT. But if Vince were feeling threatened he would surround himself with great people who would do let stars be stars and Triple H would be fucked.

Does that make any sense?

Jason Jordan is definitely a possibility. I don't think Triple H would be too keen on it right now unless Jordan heated up though.