An objectively great performer in his heyday, notorious backstage politician, pivotal cog in

WWE's corporate machine, on the architect of the company's bright future.

Triple H has been all these things and more.

And after 30 years in the wrestling business,

his career is crammed with great stories.

You can't stay in this industry for this long without certain behind the scenes details going public.

Now we have learned all there is to know about Triple H the performer, but Paul Laveck, the Man, is just as interesting.

So with that in mind, I'm Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling.

And here are 10 fascinating WWE backstage facts about Triple H.

Number 10 reportedly sued for a botch.

The pedigree eventually became one of the most iconic finishing moves in

WWE history.

And the huge part of Triple H's in-ring arsenal and all-round identity, but it

reportedly got the game and his employers into a world of trouble back in 1996.

Hunter was working Marty Garner, an enhancement talent on an otherwise throwaway

episode of superstars. Triple H was booked to win, but when he went for his finisher,

his lowly opponent mistook it for a double underhook

suplex and adapted his body accordingly, leaving his head and neck exposed.

Triple H inadvertently dumped him right on top of his skull.

Though fortunate not to break his neck, Marty still sustained some nasty damage.

This reportedly led to him going after WWE in court.

But in 2020, Garner claimed that he never actually sued

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