Triple H

HOFRetired (In-Ring)Active Producerin

Real Name:

Paul Michael Levesque

Billed From:

Greenwich, Connecticut

Billed Height:

6′ 4″

Billed Weight:

256 lbs

Debut:

1992

Retired:

2022 (30 year career)

Birthday:

07/27/1969

Age: 56

Promotions Wrestled in:WCW | WWE | WWF

Championships Won (20):

5x WWE World Heavyweight Champion (2002 to 2013)3x WWE Champion (2002 -2013)2x WWE Intercontinental Champion1x WWE World Heavyweight Champion (2013 to 2016)4x WWF Intercontinental Champion4x WWF Champion1x Undisputed WWF Champion

Career Summary

Triple H, born Paul Levesque, is one of the most influential and decorated figures in WWE history, both in and out of the ring. He debuted in 1995 as the aristocratic Hunter Hearst Helmsley but soon evolved into a key player of the Attitude Era, co-founding D-Generation X, a rebellious faction that helped redefine WWE’s edgy direction.

Known for his intense in-ring style, calculated persona, and iconic entrance, Triple H became a 14-time world champion and headlined numerous WrestleManias. His rivalries with The Rock, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, The Undertaker, and Shawn Michaels are legendary, and his finishing move, the Pedigree, became one of the most recognizable in wrestling.

Beyond his career as a performer, Triple H played a large role behind the scenes. He helped shape the future of WWE by founding NXT, developing new talent, and eventually taking over creative leadership. Whether as “The Game,” the “Cerebral Assassin,” or the corporate powerhouse in Evolution, Triple H built a legacy as one of wrestling’s all-time greats.

Titles Held

Belt	Won	Opponent(s)	Event	Days Held
WWE World Heavyweight Championship (2013 to 2016)	Jan 24, 2016	Dean Ambrose	Royal Rumble 2016	70
WWE Championship (2002 -2013)	Feb 15, 2009	Edge Big Show Jeff Hardy The Undertaker Vladimir Kozlov	No Way Out 2009	70
WWE Championship (2002 -2013)	Apr 27, 2008	John "Bradshaw" Layfield Randy Orton John Cena	Backlash 2008	210
WWE Championship (2002 -2013)	Oct 7, 2007	Randy Orton	No Mercy 2007	0
WWE World Heavyweight Championship (2002 to 2013)	Jan 9, 2005	Edge Chris Jericho Chris Benoit Randy Orton Batista	New Year's Revolution 2005	84
WWE World Heavyweight Championship (2002 to 2013)	Sep 12, 2004	Randy Orton	Unforgiven 2004	85
WWE World Heavyweight Championship (2002 to 2013)	Dec 14, 2003	Goldberg Kane	Armageddon 2003	91
WWE World Heavyweight Championship (2002 to 2013)	Dec 15, 2002	Shawn Michaels	Armageddon 2002	280
WWE Intercontinental Championship	Oct 20, 2002	Kane	No Mercy 2002	210
WWE World Heavyweight Championship (2002 to 2013)	Sep 2, 2002	Ric Flair	Raw	76
Undisputed WWF Championship	Mar 17, 2002	Chris Jericho	WrestleMania X8	35
WWF Intercontinental Championship	Apr 16, 2001	Jeff Hardy	Raw	34
WWF Intercontinental Championship	Apr 3, 2001	Chris Jericho	SmackDown!	7
WWF Championship	May 21, 2000	The Rock	Judgment Day 2000	35
WWF Championship	Jan 3, 2000	Big Show	Raw	118
WWF Championship	Sep 26, 1999	Mankind The British Bulldog Big Show Kane The Rock	Unforgiven 1999	49
WWF Championship	Aug 23, 1999	Mankind	Raw	24
WWF Intercontinental Championship	Aug 30, 1998	The Rock	SummerSlam 1998	40
WWF Intercontinental Championship(as Hunter Hearst Helmsley)	Oct 21, 1996	Marc Mero	Raw	115

Feuds & Rivalries

The Rock

Feud Type: Long Term, Personal, Faction War, and Title

Duration: 1997 – 2000

Summary:

Few rivalries captured the competitive spirit of the Attitude Era quite like The Rock and Triple H. From midcard battles over the Intercontinental Championship to a string of WWF Championship main events that carried the company through Stone Cold Steve Austin's absence, their feud defined the year 2000 and cemented both men as cornerstones of wrestling's most commercially successful period. What made this rivalry work was the contrast between the two wrestlers. The Rock was…

Key Matches

Event	Date	Match Type	Link
Backlash 2000	Apr 30, 2000	Singles Match, Title Match
WrestleMania 2000	Apr 2, 2000	Fatal Four-Way Match, Title Match	Watch
Thursday Raw Thursday	Feb 13, 1997	Singles Match, Title Match	Watch