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could you here to talk about how triple H became the goat you see there was a big

conversation on social media over the weekend as sort of that Triple H's legacy and where he stands in the

whole goat conversation.

Where does he sit for you?

Not very high up, but I guess that's the point, right?

That was the chat, that was the chat was going on and

some would say there's probably a hundred or more better wrestlers than triple H some did and

that's why we're here to do this because you can absolutely think about this a multitude of different ways.

I would say before we get into a bit of a deeper dive on this, nobody benefited more

from the W. W. W. B.'s ability when they had the monopoly in the palm of their hands

before it slipped away to just basically tell you what wrestling history was.

And do you tell you what wrestling present was, but especially tell you what wrestling history was.

The more W. W. the more to be like leaned

into the sort of or got towards the end of the 2000s and we're just, T&A wasn't a competition,

New Japan wasn't really yet on the rise in the west, all the sort of things.

They had complete control over generations of fans' takes on protesting before they'd even seen

it.

So if you were tuning in, W.E. then, and you were new to to it or you were a casual fan or whatever, it was just sort of received wisdom that Triple H was one of the best.

He himself would tell you about the attitude here and I was kind of guys like me, Austin and Rock, you know know and then like Sean Michaels would be there

actually doing it and it's like well it's it's kind of the same as Sean because

they're both and yes the million different ways W2B did it always centered around a

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