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Despite the understandable optimism brought on by his sudden high-profile promotion,

Triple H, suddenly being the one now steering the mammoth ship,

isn't a guarantee of unprecedented success within the WWE landscape it has to be said.

Not everything the multiple world champion has touched has turned to instant gold

during his time in front of and behind the wrestling cameras,

so here's hoping the former Black and Gold leader doesn't allow himself or his newly

inherited talent to repeat some of these mistakes in the coming years.

From what culture wrestling in here are 10 things that did not go the way Triple H wanted.

Number 10, The Curtain Call.

Jumping back to the days long before Triple H was the major behind the scenes player we know today,

and to a game-changing moment that could have perhaps led to the immediate end of a once promising career.

I am, of course, talking about the well-documented instance of the click,

taking some time to embrace one another, inside of Madison Square Garden as Scott Hall and Kevin

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