WWE news: You will not believe what Vince McMahon thought of Triple H when he started | WWE | sport

Prichard said during his podcast Something to fight WWE President and CEO McMahon was not impressed by The Game when he started as Hunter Hearst Helmsley in 1995.

However, it seemed that the WWE supremo was willing to give him a chance as long as he made some changes to his character.

Prichard said, "I will never forget when Triple H started and different events were happening and people were suggesting new guys to try something new and Vince always said," You know what? At best, he is a medalist. That's all you'll have with him. "

"And there is always a warning:" It does not change, if it does not grow, it does not change what it is doing. " "

Prichard also revealed that McMahon hated Triple H's hair at first and that the management therefore tried to convince the heavyweight wrestler to cut it.

The cerebral assassin was asked to lose a hair-to-hair match that would see him get shaved, but he constantly refused those advances.

Prichard added, "Interestingly, one of the things that has always motivated Vince nuts is the hair. Vince always talked about, "I'm going to do my hair one day."

"We always had ideas to organize Triple H in a Hair Match and shave his head. He fought on every occasion, he would never do it – it did not interest him.

And Vince said, "I'm going to get that hair someday. "

"Then he did it but we did not have the opportunity to shave it on TV or anything – he just went to have it cut one day."

However, Triple H has managed to stand out and become one of the greatest legends in the history of professional wrestling.

The King of Kings has won a total of 14 world titles, led some of WWE's biggest teams, such as D-Generation X and Evolution, and defeated some of the biggest stars in the field, such as The Rock, Stone Cold, Steve Austin and the entrepreneur.

The former WWE Champion also joined McMahon's family when he married his daughter, Stephanie, who is responsible for the WWE brand.

The former world heavyweight champion is now taking a leadership role as executive vice president of Talent, Live Events and Creative, and also leads the promotion's NXT development brand.

He still struggles part-time and is expected to team up with the return of Shawn Michaels to face Undertaker and Kane at the WWE Crown Jewel on Nov. 2 in Saudi Arabia.