5 WWE Superstars who revealed their funny side on air

Modified May 28, 2019 08:05 GMT

#2 Triple H

The Game, and the MVP of WWE, Triple H, was a jobber in WCW. He left the company when Eric Bischoff refused to push him as a singles wrestler. In WWE, Triple H debuted as a sophisticated aristocrat named Hunter Hearst Helmsley. A dastardly heel at first, Triple H was known for his ruthless mannerisms and questionable tactics.

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It all changed when DX formed. Shawn Michaels and Triple H turned DX into one of the most revolutionary factions of all time. Their second run in WWE, which kicked off in 2006, saw the duo come up with some of the most hilarious segments in Raw history. One of those segments saw Triple H mimicking Mr. McMahon to perfection, while another one saw DX spray WWE's Stamford HQ with the DX logo. Here's a sample of how good Triple H was in the comedy department.

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