10 Weird Triple H WWE Moments We Completely Forgot About

Triple H has often been taken very seriously in WWE, with the Game spending the majority of his career in the main event scene whether working as a heel or a babyface. While he has been able to tap into comedic work with his time in D-Generation X, it has been very rare that people have made a fool out of him.

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Triple H has often been involved in the creative department, which has led to him avoiding a lot of awkward spots. While people often recall the dreadful Katie Vick angle that he was involved in, there are still other weird situations that he was placed into that some people have forgotten.

10 Losses To Curtis Axel

Triple H is often considered to be someone that buries other talent, with that being something that he has often been labeled with. However, the truth is that he has put over plenty of others at the time, one of which includes Curtis Axel, which created a rather random and weird situation.

Axel was new to the main roster and WWE seemed to want to push him immediately, which led to him scoring a win against the Game. It's something that people have forgotten, mainly because it led to nothing and Axel's push didn't last, with this being seen as a weird situation.

9 'Retiring'

At this point in time, Triple H is legitimately retired, which is a situation that came by due to his recent health scare. However, back in 2012, he teased that idea as part of a storyline after he had been defeated by Brock Lesnar during the time he was using the Kimura Lock.

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The Game had become the latest victim of his 'arm breaking' submission. Of course, that wasn't legitimate, but it led to Triple H crying in the ring and teasing that it was all over for him, which was odd to see.

8 Tension With Braun Strowman

The finish to the men's Survivor Series match in 2017 was a very weird one that left fans very confused. Triple H randomly decided to take out his own teammate, Kurt Angle, which seemed to tap into issues they'd had. However, he then ended up dropping Shane McMahon as well, who was on the other side.

It was incredibly confusing as he turned several times in such a short space of time, as he then ended up having a serious staredown with Braun Strowman. This was something people presumed was leading to a match, but because it never did the situation ended up being even stranger.

7 Roster Walks Out On Him

Another weird moment in his career came when he ended up stepping into Vince McMahon's shoes when it came to the authority role on-screen. He decided to get the entire roster around the ring to address them, the future, and what was going on at the time.

However, the entire roster showed no confidence in him when they decided to just walk out on him. It was a strange booking decision at the time because it made him look terrible, and didn't excite fans.

6 Firing Kevin Nash

Kevin Nash returning to be involved with CM Punk was a disaster from the start, with few people enjoying that storyline. However, one of the weirdest details from that which people often forget is the fact that Triple H ended up 'firing' his old friend as part of this.

This was crucial in taking the next step in the storyline, however, it was a weird moment for people who are well aware that they are in the Kliq together and are literally best friends.

5 Attacking Michael Cole

The pandemic era of WWE led to a lot of weird segments, largely because the company was just throwing things at the wall and seeing what stuck. One night on SmackDown saw them running with a very low crew, which led to Triple H having an on-screen role as part of the commentary, and he even grabbed the camera to film things at one point.

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Mojo Rawley was on-hand at this moment as well, and for some reason, he decided to just start roughing up Michael Cole in his seat. Triple H then ended up getting in on the act, creating a very weird moment that was admittedly funny, but Cole didn't seem like the biggest fan.

4 His 25th Anniversary

Another very weird moment from that period came when WWE wanted to celebrate Triple H's 25th anniversary in professional wrestling. Of course, the company couldn't bring out tons of legends as they might normally do, but he and Shawn Michaels did get into the ring together.

However, the segment was painfully awkward, especially since they had no fans to bounce off. They rambled on until Vince McMahon appeared, and he closed the whole thing down by literally turning off the lights, which was very weird for fans to watch.

3 A Pose-Off

Triple H has always had a fantastic physique, with that being something that he has taken very seriously due to his love of working out. Few wrestlers can come close to his body, but Scott Steiner was one of those, which led to them having a pose-off during their storyline against each other.

Their rivalry was a disaster that didn't go down well at the time, with their matches not being enjoyable. However, seeing them have a pose-off inside the ring as part of the build was an odd call for WWE to make, as it wasn't interesting to see.

2 Dancing With The New Day

Triple H has been happy to get involved in comedic segments over the years, and his run in DX proved he doesn't mind poking fun at himself and others. However, later on in his career, the Game has been seen in an authority role, and that has been far more serious.

That is why most people were taken aback when The New Day managed to get him to dance around inside the ring. It came very randomly and was certainly a weird moment in his career that most people have forgotten since it had no real relevance.

1 Cutting Off Ric Flair

When it comes to the Hall Of Fame, wrestlers are often allowed to talk for long periods when they go through their speeches, and at other times there have been strict timings to be followed. However, when Ric Flair was put into it, he ended up speaking so long WWE was running the risk of being cut off from television.

That led to one of the weirdest moments of Triple H's career, even though he wasn't inside the ring or playing a character. That's because he was the man that Vince McMahon sent out to instruct Flair his time was coming to an end, which was a very awkward spot for him to be involved in.

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