5 most evil deeds committed by Triple H's character on WWE TV

Triple H.

Love him or hate him, the King of Kings has been a constant since his WWE debut in 1995. To some, he is one of the greatest ever, giving entertaining matches, and is now shaping the future of WWE with the company's NXT brand.

To others, he is the king of burying other Superstars, making anyone and everyone look worse than him to fuel his own ego. A true veteran of the industry, the 14-time WWE World Champion has given some entertaining matches as a beloved babyface.

As a heel though, the Cerebral Assassin has lived up to the moniker and has never been afraid of committing some truly heinous acts, in order to destroy those who stand in his way.

Here are the worst, most evil deeds Triple H has done on WWE TV.

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#5: Placing a bounty on Goldberg

At Unforgiven 2003, Goldberg captured the World Heavyweight Championship from the King of Kings.

When Goldberg ended Triple H's nine-month reign as World Heavyweight Champion at Unforgiven 2003, the Game did not take the loss well. Appearing on the titantron the next night, Triple H would start by congratulating the new champion, before revealing his sinister plot.

Showcasing a briefcase stuffed with cash, the Game said how he had put a $100,000 bounty on Goldberg, to anyone who could hear him. Instantly, the new champion became a target, as multiple Superstars aimed to take him out, and earn themselves a cool 100 grand.

Though Goldberg was able to fight the majority of these Superstars off, he eventually fell to the young Batista, who demolished the Atlanta-native with a Steel Chair. Despite the attack, Goldberg would defeat Triple H in the rematch the November at Survivor Series.

#4: Backstabbing the Nature Boy

The Game and Flair are friends now, but things were much different in 2005.

At WrestleMania 35, Triple H was able to avenge Ric Flair and defeat his former protege Batista.

This bout came around when the Animal attacked Ric Flair, the Game's mentor earlier this year, leaving the WWE COO hungry for revenge. In 2005 though, Triple H turned on his mentor at the WWE RAW's Homecoming to the USA Network, after spending months away rehabbing from injuries.

What followed was a bloody war between the two former World Champions, with Flair retaining his Intercontinental Title at Taboo Tuesday The King of Kings would get back at him though at Survivor Series, topping his mentor in a Last Man Standing match.

Imitating a gun with his hand, the Game put his mentor down like Old Yeller, showing that there's no room for friends in the WWE.

#3: Throwing his best friend through a window

The Game faced his best friend at Summerslam 2002.

Ric Flair was attacked by his friend in 2005, but this wasn't the first time that Triple H had betrayed a long-time friend. He had kicked Randy Orton out of Evolution just one year prior, but it is his actions in 2002 that may be the most dastardly.

After reuniting with Shawn Michaels, who had just returned after a four-year retirement, the Game and the WWE Universe were shocked when HBK was found a bloodied mess in a parking lot, after being thrown through a car window.

Following weeks of speculation, the truth came out, that the Game had attacked his best friend, to prove that Shawn couldn't go anymore.

Though Michaels did return, upsetting his former friend at Summerslam, it was the Game who walked out, after assaulting his so-called friend with a sledgehammer post-match.

#2: Having 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin Run Down

Steve Austin was run down by Rikishi in 1999, under The Game's orders.

Triple H is a Cerebral Assasin, and though he's never been afraid to get down and dirty with the toughest Superstars, he'd prefer to keep his hands clean.

At Survivor Series 1999, 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin was all set to compete in the main event for the WWF Championship until tragedy struck. Being run down in the parking lot, Austin missed a year of in-ring actions, as speculation grew over who would attack the Rattlesnake.

From Steve Blackman to The Rock, everyone was a suspect, until it was revealed that Rikishi was the driver, but wasn't working alone.

The master of all of this was Triple H, who in Austin's absence had become the longest reigning WWF Champion of the time, but had also taken control of the company by marrying Stephanie.

#1: Attacking a defenceless Daniel Bryan

The Game assaulted Bryan in 2014.

Daniel Bryan may be one of WWE's vilest villains in 2019, but five years ago, the former WWE Champion was beloved. A voice of the people, Bryan was the hero of the WWE Universe but was not see as best for business by The Game.

This all came to a head on the March 17, 2014, edition of RAW, when the King of Kings and his wife Stephanie had the bearded one arrested. This was all a ruse though, as once handcuffed, Bryan was completely defenseless against the pair, as the WWE's ultimate power-couple took turns assaulting the popular star.

A truly vile act, the Game thought he had the advantage of going into their WrestleMania 30 bout. Instead, Bryan defeated Triple H in the show's opener and went on to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship later that night.