5 current WWE Superstars who could retire Triple H
Triple H, real name: Paul Levesque, has made such a huge impact in shaping WWE the way it is today, and without him, it's quite impossible to see the company moving forward into a new and brighter future.
Starting his wrestling career in 1994 with WCW, Triple H has been one of the biggest all-time wrestlers in WWE, having feuded with all the major superstars and beaten most of them. He is a 14 time World Champion, only behind John Cena and Ric Flair who tie at 16 championships each.
Other than that, Triple H is also a 2-time Royal Rumble winner, a grand slam champion, King of the Ring, and has headlined WrestleMania 7 times in his career.
After working as a wrestler for numerous years, Hunter is currently the COO and the Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events, and Creative of WWE. He has been winning the hearts of wrestling fans by producing amazing shows in NXT, the developmental brand of WWE, which is produced by him.
Triple H recently got inducted into the Hall of Fame this year as part of D-Generation X. With age not being on his side, and him being the obvious choice to take over the company after Vince, one has to wonder how long before The Game decides to call it a day.
In this article, let's take a look at the 5 superstars who can retire the Cerebral Assassin, Triple H. Feel free to share your thoughts, views, and opinions on who deserves to get the honor to retire one of the biggest legends in the business.
#5 Finn Balor
WWE has a huge star on their hands in the form of Finn Balor, and if they utilize him properly, he can rise to the top. After his terrific run in New Japan as the leader of the famous Bullet Club and a ruthless heel, Finn Balor has been turned into a smiling babyface by WWE.
While it did work to some extent, as the massive amount of support Balor gets from the WWE Universe is amazing, however, it's been so long that casual WWE fans have forgotten how amazing a heel Balor was.
Triple H has been a huge supporter of Finn ever since his time in NXT where he had an amazing run with the NXT Championship, before moving on to the main roster in mid-2016.
After having a lackluster 2018, Balor is currently having a good time as the Intercontinental Champion, but one can't stop to wonder what's next for him? With him being on SmackDown, WWE has a great opportunity to turn him heel and push him in the main title scene of the blue brand.
But before that, a feud between a heel Balor and Triple H would be mouth-watering. We all know Triple H loves to put over younger talents by working with them, and Balor is one of the top superstars and my candidate to get a rub from the Game.
But imagine Balor challenging Triple H for a retirement match and defeating him to put an end to his career. His stock would skyrocket to a whole new level.
The Demon King vs The King of Kings? I'm on!