"I Was Afraid Of Dying" Visibly Emotional Triple H Reflects On Health Scare & In-Ring Retirement

[@alanswolfpack89]

To hear shawn tell people to leave him completely alone so he can recover, is the sign of a real friend

[@truindividual]

As many times H saved him from OD'ing, this was due recompense

[@jesussavestrustnhim]

Their not friends they are BROTHERS 1000% love them both 2 goats 🐐

[@killertrap7436]

Of a real friend yes

[@benjaminvalenti1242]

It's also the sign that does really something bad wrong that's going on

[@Paperkutchy]

@@benjaminvalenti1242 Steroids abuse wrecked HHH body. He might be clean now, but it did took a tool on his body

[@chrismoser9676]

Ran into him one day in a store in Boston around 2003-2004. I turned down an aisle and almost bumped into giant HHH. I was like "oh hey man! I'm a big fan". Dude was WICKED NICE and totally down to Earth. He was already a legend by that time, and just was a super nice, regular acting guy

[@rayanna7188]

that's awesome! man I'd love to meet Triple H

[@Joshua30127]

That's awesome man

[@TheSonofruss]

Most of the wrestlers are good people not in the ring there are several instances where they brake character because of a young fan ring side

[@splatninja9447]

That would be so cool. Meeting the McMahon's is on my bucket list. Their efforts got me through good and bad times, I could always count on wrestling to cheer me up.

[@jer090jr]

Wow! And around that time 03-04 he was a mega heel so that’s cool for him to be super nice.

[@drakegod84]

Heartbreaking. I've never met the man, but was always a fan and always looked up to his style and persona. Losing HHH would be a great loss to all of us.

[@bobbyblack1138]

Not heartbreaking. Look at this as inspiration!

[@samg873]

@@bobbyblack1138 but it is heartbreaking he almost died last year.

[@Outdoorpro72]

@@samg873 he almost died after they put in the defibrillator?

[@samg873]

@@Outdoorpro72 before

[@bobingalls4643]

it happened after he was vaxxed.

[@xdiegopgx]

I recently had to have a defibrillator implanted because of a genetic heart condition that caused me ventricular tachycardia on several occasions. Bear in mind im under 30 i didnt see a single patient that didnt double my age the whole time i spent at the hospital. I cant express how comforting this interviews are and how gratefull i am to triple h for opening up and sharing his story. I wish nothing but the best for him and his family

[@jodijodi8322]

Same thing brother. 28 and had it since I was 13. I had 4 surgeries & Every time I go to the doctor everyone around me is 60+

[@95roadie]

My ex fiancé had a pacemaker implanted when we were 17. That was a terrifying time for both of us lol. I remember taking her for her check ups and she was 30-40 years younger than anyone in that waiting room

[@MattHadder]

**bare** not the animal, Bear.

[@xdiegopgx]

​@@MattHadderEnglish is not my first language, thanks for pointing that out

[@adamspark9259]

@@MattHadder Actually, it is bear.

[@deadguysuperstar]

Kudos to Ariel Helwani for letting him tell his story without much interruption

[@matthewh6474]

He knows when to listen. That's a good interviewer.

[@SirManfly]

Ya I’m much more interested in hearing Trip’s story than anything Ariel might have to say 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bharatnaidu4785]

Indeed, that's skill is underrated

[@steroidsR4losers]

We see how FAKE these STEROID users REALLY are when they finally can't take their STEROIDS because they got ARRESTED/in PRISON or the doctors tell them to come off because of health PROBLEMS...there goes those FAKE STEROID muscles they been HIDING behind! ROIDERS are FAKES! Stay natural buddy!

[@fobbitoperator3620]

It's 1 of his BIGGEST strengths as an interviewer, is his ability to listen. A strength few others possess.

[@JenkinsOwen]

Right on death's door. Came all the way back to be the face of the WWE again. Legend.

[@FightOstinFight]

My all time favorite wrestler

[@JoTrev1]

He was on death’s door but due to outside interference from Shawn Michaels he picked up the big victory

[@jacksonbeckum5411]

@@JoTrev1 great comment lol

[@biggietothex]

@@JoTrev1 SWEET CHIN MUSIC!! SWEET CHIN MUSIC!! BAH GAWDDD

[@benzodinopol4663]

@@biggietothex SWEET CHIN MUSIC TO THE GRIM REAPER, AS GAWD AS MY WITNESS HE IS BROKEN IN HALF

[@anoushsabouri]

To know that he never drank never smoked especially coming up through attitude era, just shows how dedicated he was to his body of work. He lived for this business and I just hope we can appreciate that ❤

[@EightySeven-c8v]

Not to mention he was friends with Lemmy 😂

[@elmulato7038]

He juiced during those years specially when he struggled with his weight that’s why his heart failed also his genetics

[@timmydgrows4729]

@@elmulato7038 i was gonna say juice as well sure genetics had part but he was on alot of juice at one time his size nearly double what he was when he started wwe in only a few years

[@GBMM7]

@@timmydgrows4729absolutely. He got massive at one point was quite obvious he was on some serious gear.

[@trentbateman]

Guy was enormous. He was juiced up for a lot of those years which is terrible for anyone but especially with a heart condition

[@ThunderPants13]

He is really fortunate that his doctors caught this in time to save his life. So many people did not catch this kind of thing in time and are no longer with us. It also put into perspective what's truly important to him.

[@FcoEnriquePerez]

Yup, that's what also roids can do to your cardiovascular system

[@tundrastreaming]

'fortunate'.... well, being insanely rich helps

[@adibutt1171]

​@@FcoEnriquePerezhis heart issue was because of steroids or COVID vaccine??

[@AttackShadow3463]

​@@adibutt1171 It could be due to steroids usage, or it could be because of his family history with heart problems, but I know for a fact that it had nothing to do with COVID.

[@Julius_Gold_Dollar_Caesar]

Don't be scared about him, money talks!!

[@Georgebush91172]

Triple H has really gained my respect after this, so calm and collected, I’ve also had heart issues and trust me it’s a lot easier to tell yourself to remain calm then it is to actually remain calm , I wish him good health and a long life ahead

[@thehardlife5588]

@@captdaddy 😂 exactly my point, im glad he earned your respect from having a health scare

[@CarolinaPanthersGuy]

@@captdaddy they’re just saying they relate why y’all gotta hate 😂

[@Georgebush91172]

@@CarolinaPanthersGuy trust me

[@powerisknowledgeTV]

He already had my respect. He just has made me respect him more

[@thehardlife5588]

@@CarolinaPanthersGuy fair enough it's just wording felt abit patronising, wish us all good health, peace ✌️

[@andycain4351]

He's lucky to be alive and we're lucky to still have him in the world. A true legend of wrestling x

[@aaronedwards4717]

💙💙

[@seltonk5136]

He still sounds like poo .

[@maximilianbuehler9106]

love triple H

[@turnerclassicmovies9865]

No, blessed.

[@Retroactive93]

Facts. He’s blessed. Legendary

[@illustratyr3620]

Mad respect to Triple H on sharing and being transparent about his health scare. Grew up on this dude.

[@Jamie-tb6hg]

Not transparent enough. Steroids take a toll

[@ZeldaEd123]

I think a lot of people watching this have. I've been watching his matches since I was 9 and seeing him like this is one of the most sobering things to witness.

[@phlhoran12396]

It's a very sobering and highly insightful interview on his health battles. 👍 Legend of a wrestler growing up for myself and my brothers.

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

@@ZeldaEd123 how did u watch scripted matches for 9 year

[@ZeldaEd123]

@@BlackMamba-lt8oe I started watching wrestling in late 2002 and I was 9 years old at the time?

[@WIBYTIEDH]

He's done so much for the business and it's heartwarming to see that he has no regrets and he'd rather focus on building up others' careers. Not only has he done a lot for WWE on the business side of things but he's done wonders for Women's wrestling as well. A real class act

[@brucedenzel]

“Rode it til the wheels fell off, and the wheels fell off”. Man oh man Triple H, God love ya. Thanks for all the memories in-ring.

[@chiphobby2443]

Damn glad I got to watch the ride for years of his career. Loved him and hated him throughout the years as far as a character goes, but always respected him for what he did.

[@JoeBuck207]

More like Roids'

[@AWrestlingHistorian]

😭

[@87mstockwe]

@@JoeBuck207 these guys take steroids?

[@steroidsR4losers]

Triple HGH

[@l0nele]

I’ve always loved Hunter. Hearing him say he wasn’t sad to hang up the gloves because watching the younger wrestlers now achieve their goals brings him that same excitement and happiness of when he used to wrestle himself is so genuine & heart warming.

[@patrickwilson183]

Paul

[@cookiesncreed1487]

His names triple H to people that don’t know him personally

[@TyreaLSC]

@@cookiesncreed1487 birth certificate says Paul

[@ZLwh1ne]

To the original comment : I haaaated triple H. But that mean he was a great heel. 😎 Great guy. Love what they do for make a wish

[@patrickwilson183]

@@ZLwh1ne if it is to the original. then reply to the original? lmao wtf

[@sailgoat4733]

Triple H is a good guy underneath it all. This interview really shows it

[@Bert_de_Wit]

Just because he's nice here, doesn't mean he doesn't have a very unfriendly side also.

[@samg873]

@bert Dr wit except there's videos of him meeting fans and is very friendly. He even took time out to spend time talking to a fans baby

[@ballchinian838]

@@Bert_de_Wit Yeah remember he had a big hand in screwing Bret at survivor series 97

[@vb2806]

The guy who betrayed Chyna, ran the place with his kliq? That is a good guy? I guess some people are easily fooled.

[@AnythingLounge]

@@ballchinian838 And he would make fun of Mark Henry

[@arizonashane]

His comments toward the end about not being able to get time back with your family -- so very, very true. I have a three year old boy and have already told myself that I will NEVER be too busy for the important moments in his life, and I will do my best to fulfill that promise to myself.

[@johnc5713]

I met him years ago. And he’s such a genuine and kind person. The way he was talking is the way he is in this interview. No arrogance or anything of that sort. I shook hands with him and said how much of a fan I am to him. He was very appreciative. So glad he’s healthy with everything

[@staygold2563]

Liar

[@KainobiN]

@@staygold2563your mad lol

[@anthonyanderson9303]

Props to HHH for opening up like this. Wasn't always a fan, especially during the Reign of Terror days in the early 2000's, but to see him putting priority in his life and putting his family first really hits home now that I have a daughter myself. Props to him.

[@chriskay1449]

He opened up like this months ago with Stephen A Smith.

[@reyagu4607]

@@chriskay1449 link it or go away

[@AC-nx7qr]

@@reyagu4607 just look it up yourself

[@jph77]

Wondering if he hadn't been vaccinated if he would have had this issue. I know he said this was genetic but it's interesting that this happened not long after vaccination.

[@radentstwo9793]

@@reyagu4607 Can't be linked or it would be deleted. It's simple to search it.

[@akamiguelsanchez9985]

I’m going through something similar now and listening to HHH talk about his experience really calmed me down. I can safely say it is a terrifying experience

[@nigel485]

Health is wealth. I recently had a health scare and it was nowhere near as bad as triple H, it turned out to be something very minor. But I was constantly thinking about it, I thought there was something wrong with me and I was going to die and it took a mental toll on me for 2 months. Health really is wealth. I'm just about better now, another month or 2 and I'll be fine. Good luck. 👍👍👍

[@oddone_]

Best of luck man. Youll get through this

[@MampsUK]

@@nigel485 sorry to hear that what caused these issues and what u doing to make yourself better

[@blackknight8779]

What’s a health scare?

[@horseflesh7698]

Hang in there 👍🤟

[@coreymallard6650]

Man, he’s seen so many people pass away in similar circumstances, some of whom were his own friends, he must have been terrified. Eddie, Bulldog, Warrior, Savage, Andre, Boss Man, Road Warrior Hawk. All lost due to heart related issues. He handled it like a tank though, so thankful that we didn’t lose him.

[@mnewby82]

Yeah and don't forget Scott Hall. He had a blood clot that caused him to have 3 heart attacks that killed him, because of his hip surgery.

[@_jordanslyric]

And sadly now Bray Wyatt.

[@chrislegend382]

It’s absolutely terrible 😢, all the folks we have lost in the business due to heart related issues, really is a wake up call to the younger generation

[@mizer9510]

I'm glad Triple H is okay. He was the wrestler everybody loved to hate, but he was also one of the most entertaining and greatest wrestlers of all time too.

[@karuzozweihander3218]

We hated him, we love him All because, he knew what is wresrling by heart and thats why he is a legend

[@JaQuanEldridge2001]

@@karuzozweihander3218 Indeed. He did.

[@willwozniak2826]

Time to play the game! I'm glad things worked out well for Hunter...I speak from experience when it comes to heart failure......much love to Hunter and his family. We just lost a family member last year from CGHF...

[@mikemichaels2914]

Like The Rock and Austin. People hate him then love him

[@aaronharris5069]

My condolences for your lost family member. I'm happy though HHH survived, though. It is a truly scary experience! 💙💙💙

[@FastAligator1234]

I’m an ICU nurse at Yale where he went. Crazy to think he went there but he’s just a human like all of us. He’s right tho. Nothing matters in the end. Spend time with your loved ones. It will be gone fast.

[@reddawn3345]

There is a reason why he is one of the All-Time Greats. Think about who was around him during the Attitude Era. WOW! Greatest era of wrestling.

[@andrew-rn9ui]

His knack for finding new talent or taking existing talent under his wing is pretty impeccable too ,, randy and Bautista, all the NXT stuff which he now put shawn michaels in charge of

[@giovannisocci8793]

Greatest era is a matter of opinion,the 70s,80s,90s each was the greatest to that generation. Brunno Sammartino drew big crowds at a time when there wasn t much of television or instant mass communication,some would say that Brunno was better than Flair and Hogan. My point is: greatest era in wrestling depends on what that individual is looking at.

[@reddawn3345]

@@giovannisocci8793 So true. I remember old Mid-South wrestling. When I was going to school in Dallas, I was driving around and somehow while being lost, I came across the Legendary Sportatorium. So many greats came through there. The 80's was a decade of great tag teams at all levels. I also used to love WWF's Intercontinental Championship wrestlers. A lot of character amongst all the competitors. Great Times indeed.

[@bobingalls4643]

bet he won't be getting anymore jabs

[@rockyjohnson9243]

@@giovannisocci8793 I am going to say the 90's and early 00's 80's was fun but nothing like the 90s and early 00's

[@dez3540]

Had absolutely no idea exactly _how_ much he went through... Huge, huge respect.

[@palfred97]

Powerful interview. Puts life into perspective. Glad he’s still with us.

[@bryced7633]

Ariels a great interviewer

[@steroidsR4losers]

Triple HGH

[@thelordofpainandsuffering8480]

@@bryced7633 Helwani is one of the best interviewers when it comes to sports journalism. The guy is pretty clued up when it comes to the world of MMA but he's equally as clued up with wrestling jargon and nuances. His interviews it's basically a real interview. Hearing last year about trips heart issues was a major shock and humbled me as I have always seen trips as the indestructible guy built like a Brickhouse that rarely loses. Just goes to show no matter who we are we're all humans at the end of the day.

[@boby4751]

yes it does, it just proves a person should not take experimental medication that has never been tested and has no use for it

[@bobray7790]

He won’t be for very long catheters kills ya more then heart attacks

[@AdrianDionQuarles]

I can see his eyes turning red and watering when he answers the dying question. Love his outlook on having to retire. Love what he has done with WWE since Vince retired. Life almost had him down for the count but he kicked out at 2 and hit it with one last Pedigree.

[@steroidsR4losers]

Triple HGH Stay natural buddy!

[@dannydevito9056]

@@steroidsR4losers Ummmmmm ok?

[@steroidsR4losers]

We see how FAKE these STEROID users REALLY are when they finally can't take their STEROIDS because they got ARRESTED/in PRISON or the doctors tell them to come off because of health PROBLEMS...there goes those FAKE STEROID muscles they been HIDING behind! ROIDERS are FAKES! Stay natural buddy!

[@seltonk5136]

Boring

[@steroidsR4losers]

The reason the STEROID LOSERS don't like talking about their STEROIDS: The STEROID LOSERS want us to believe their "size" & "strength" came from lifting weights! The STEROID LOSERS want us to buy their BOGUS supplements & "training programs"! FAKES & CROOKS! Stay natural buddy!

[@liamjones5532]

Had a pacemaker fitted aged 14 due to complete heart block. The health anxiety is incredible. Relate to what he’s saying

[@booognish]

Makes sense why he stayed away from drugs and drinking.

[@milagrosmiracle80]

I’ve always been a fan of this man and I honestly never knew he had went through this. I’m glad he’s still here ❤

[@MrFoolD]

That’s terrifying, happy to see he’s still with us

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

It really is terrifying especially if it can happen to this guy who has millions and teams of doctors and stuff.

[@signalhd9793]

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 its precisely cause of that that hes still alive tho. Imagine if this was a regular dude. Would most likely be dead

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

@@signalhd9793 that's what I just said in other words lol

[@steroidsR4losers]

Triple HGH

[@phlhoran12396]

@@signalhd9793 Very sad but true. 🙏

[@DM-hb5qf]

I don't think that people give Ariel Helwani enough credit for his work. Amazing interviews, allows them to respond without interruption and steers the interview in a soft manner. Great interview.

[@deroistewart2548]

Big facts! I wasn’t familiar with him until the MJF interview but I’ve come to really enjoy his product

[@babarazamsucks]

That’s what I noticed in this interview and I like interviewers who do both of these things.

[@ZLwh1ne]

I've seen Ariel piss ppl off too 😂

[@elezzar6583]

Piers morgan also lets them finish

[@sydneexxceasy9063]

Him and cvv

[@Sparkledash1]

Hunter talking in a very humanly manner, not as a Wrestler that i have watched for almost 25 years, really feels refreshing and it just shows that even he is vulnerable on a physical and emotional level. And i am glad that he is so open with it as the new head of WWE, which is something i never saw Vince do. I wish Hunter all the best and that "the game" will live a long and happy life.

[@craigusselman546]

Hes definately changed.

[@razorr_o]

Vince McMahon attended Pat McAfee Show earlier this year.

[@melissak8419]

My husband had Triple Bypass last year. Great thing with wrestling, a lot of these guys are like us. A lot of family groups within the wrestling world. Had friends that worked in hotels near the arenas where these guys would come to wrestle, and they would talk about how huge these guys were and how they interacted with their fans. Seems like the nicest people play the best villains, and for some reason I actually always liked Triple H. He was always so entertaining, going up against and taunting the Rock and Stone Cold, etc.

[@paulholloway8885]

Holy cow. What a story. He's so damn humble and wise. The product is better now because of his passion for the business.

[@Tokashiza]

I never liked Triple H in WWE but I have so much respect for this man. This interview and the things he has said is so deep and it will be with me forever!

[@ericguerrero3656]

Wow how couldn’t u like him in wwe

[@seltonk5136]

I zoned out

[@pedroaquino7822]

Feel the same. The man is bigger than his character!!

[@rayanna7188]

@Eric Guerrero fr, such his character on WWE is a bit of a jerk but I can't help but love him. & he's a good person bts

[@kratosgow342]

I mean that's the point he's a heel in majority of his run but he's a good person outside his character

[@gregc.9035]

Although the story he speaks of here is a tragic and scary one, this is one interview with him that I really appreciate. I don't know that I've ever seen and heard the man known to the world as "Triple H" just being the guy he is in his everyday life. Behind the scenes and when not in character, he just seems like an honest, intelligent, down to earth kind of guy. It's great to know he's ok after having that close of a call, and I hope he's got decades left to enjoy here with us.

[@arnettareed2099]

It's scary as hell! I am dealing with diastolic heart failure. I almost died. I have always liked HHH but seeing him open up about this make me like him even more. And seeing him get emotional just made me cry.

[@qupation7296]

Oh man, sorry. When did it start?

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

Weak genetics

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

@Boogie loose 🐱 energy 🥒🥒🥒🥒

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

@Boogie evander holyfield has beaten u 2 times , even though why the press follow u🐱🤣🤣🤣🤣, bcoz u are loose 🐱 energy

[@steroidsR4losers]

Triple HGH Stay natural buddy!

[@beckyriddle6650]

My dad had a widow maker heart attack. Has the defibrillator/pacemaker. I understand how traumatic and life changing this can be. Prayers to Paul and his family.

[@phlhoran12396]

Amen. 💕🙏

[@rocklobster5074]

Hear my attack?

[@beckyriddle6650]

@@rocklobster5074 😂😂😂 dude I never caught that. Thanks!!

[@philwalters3579]

did your dad do tons of steroids for decades like HHH?

[@mikecronin6265]

My favorite wrestler without question. Had the great physique, charisma, and knew his limitations in the ring. Respect.

[@Riogrande6400]

This brought me to tears I have so much respect for Triple H as a human and a wrestler I'm really sad that we won't see him wrestle again I completely understand why he medically can't. I'm still going to miss his it. I'm very thankful that he is alive he has brought NXT into the next generation he is a vital part of WWE.

[@ericwaters2238]

After watching this, 100% respect for him. What a humble guy. I certainly hope his life continues on years to come. I'm a HHH fan now.

[@bryan-sk5iw]

Very powerful interview, and personally relatable - my father also had the widowmaker attack last summer, his heart also had 99% blockage and they told him if he had gone another week before checking in to the hospital that he wouldn’t have made it. If it wasn’t for his Apple Watch going off multiple times that day, he probably would not be here anymore. I’m glad Hunter beat the odds as well, and it’s very relieving to hear that he is at peace with being forced to retire from performing. He will always be one of my father and I’s favorite performers

[@MrSkullHead1250]

This had me emotionally and personally on edge. I can't understate how sad, and happy this made me at the same time. Sad because that is scary, and I don't wish that on anyone. Happy because of his outlook on it all, he was positive, and I respect that a lot.

[@Supermanohman]

"Until the wheels fall off. And the wheels fell off." He gained a perspective after a life threatening situation. I'd love for him to become a public speaker.

[@GetOnTheFloor82]

Good GOD. I had absolutely no idea of the level of danger he was in, and I'm so glad he shared this story. Wow. Just, wow. What a great guy he is. And well done to Shawn for watching his back. Has to be said, those doctors and surgeons are absolutely INCREDIBLE people 👏 ❣️

[@FelixlovesGod]

Amen they truly are

[@seltonk5136]

This guy bounced around with doink the clown and Irwin r shyster . And makes it sound so deep. 😂

[@juicer67]

What a mature, level-headed guy who isn’t too proud to extract humility and perspective from his ordeal. I’m grateful that he shared his thoughts and feelings with us. Triple-H is a true mensch.

[@steph-ah-knee8396]

This man's outlook on his whole situation, life, his career and family is amazing! Like him or not he definitely is respected in the up most way !

[@philwalters3579]

up most? hahaha

[@alpachino468]

Even heart failure can't beat The Game ❤

[@michaelcruz8312]

Mr. Pachino, he’s the Cerebral Assassin HELLO?

[@andrewsmith3257]

It'll only take 70 years..😅

[@jamirimaj6880]

and even Jerry "The King" Lawler too

[@isaxreyes]

He didn’t even want to put Heart Failure over what a legend

[@optimus2008]

​@@isaxreyeslmao but I'm glad he didn't

[@shawn5hbk]

The love he has for the business, for his fans, for his family is truly a huge blessing. I’m glad Hunter is alive he is a wonderful person.

[@JaQuanEldridge2001]

Yes he is. He's a legend.

[@tobenna77]

Triple H has always been my fav wrestler. All the way from his battles in the late 90’s, summer slam 02, and the rest of the things he’s achieved in his career. Upmost respect for him and I hope he fully recovers from this.

[@marvelmedia]

I really respect Triple H. He has matured really nicely. Lived his best life, created a family. Inspired others to live their best life. Went through hard times with his health and learned from that experience in order to be an even better person. He is still helping others to live their best life in the business while also being a good husband and father first of all. He is a great man.

[@wileecoyote5749]

Oh please

[@andrewtaylor2377]

I still remember when he tore his left/right quadricep in 2001. He still was able to take the Walls Of Jericho and finish the match, then return the following year.

[@mica122213]

to bad china didnt get the same respect..

[@momo-ll1mr]

Ye sure, that’s why he cheated on her multiple times.

[@philwalters3579]

Gotta take steroids to live your best life, attract a female, start a family, etc until your body gives out

[@baisden77]

I had the exact same issue in 2016. We are both lucky to be alive!

[@J3TF1RE]

It’s hard not to love this guy. He seems to be a good man. He’s reigniting my love of wrestling in big way with how he’s running things so far.

[@elmase2163]

Same I started watching summerslam after vinces “retirement” after a few year break from wwe and I am falling in love again

[@briancontreras9317]

Ruined too many wrestlers' careers behind the scenes. Very sad.

[@randyharmon717]

Very inspiring not many people going through something as serious as this gets back on there feet and inspires to discuss this with the world. My hats off to this guy I’m not a big wrestle fan but I respect this man keep up the great work and take care of yourself.

[@stevewagstaff7250]

As someone who had his first ICD (defibrillator) implanted in my chest at 19 years old, and now being 42 and hearing Triple H talk about finding peace and how he feels makes me think of the early days of me having mine. He's putting into words, things that I felt at the time, and have done over the intervening years. It's amazing to hear him talk like this and I'd love to meet him and tell him how hearing this has hit me and how I see some of what I went through is there in the way he talks about it.

[@rlfs2853]

19!? Genetic issue?

[@stevewagstaff7250]

@@rlfs2853 Nope, just a weird defect in my heart that didn't show up until then. Really fortunate it was caught when I went to the doctor for something unrelated.

[@steroidsR4losers]

Triple HGH Stay natural buddy!

[@Nemesis04208]

I have heart problems and I really sympathise with him because it is truly terrifying to know that your heart can just stop beating at any time. I’m glad to see he’s doing okay really it’s good to see.

[@warrenleadbeater7656]

I got my defib at 32 HHH the first 10 yrs are hard with all the shocks the first 1 lasted 9yrs they said it would last 10 to 15yrs on my 2nd now with no shocks in 3 yrs its Hard to deal with but were still here mate GOODLUCK on the future Bigman

[@ItzJohnnyRambo]

Glad to read your doing good brother! May god always keep u and your family safe

[@FleeceThavon48]

Med student here. For those who don’t know, the “widow-maker” part of the heart he’s referring to is the left anterior descending artery, it’s the biggest artery in your heart. People who suffer from a heart attack or issues in that artery have about a 12% chance of survival outside the hospital, it improves to 25% in the hospital. I’m truly thankful he has a healthy lifestyle and didn’t have to worry about the compounding issues of what we call comorbidities (unhealthy choices like smoking, drinking, and a sedentary lifestyle). Thanks in advance for letting me nerd out real quick and apply what I’ve learned in my studies so far 🤞🏾.

[@minivalsankattungal9869]

Why does it happen even with such a healthy lifestyle.?

[@FleeceThavon48]

@@minivalsankattungal9869. There’s a variety of reasons from genes, to cholesterol, and even blood pressure. Artery health is something else to be considered as well.

[@Taki_Rad]

My Dad died from the widowmaker, unfortunately while he was driving home from work which resulted in his van hitting a tree head on. The coroner told us he was gone from the widowmaker before the impact. Big props to HHH, he’s been saved by competent doctors who sound like they genuinely cared. Amazing!

[@RayWilliams-de1tn]

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[@AyyFuji]

So glad he's still around, not even just for wrestling, but just for his family. On the other hand, it's great that he caught it when he did, he's a massive part of modern wrestling, and it would have been a massive shame for him to leave us. Best wishes Hunter

[@seltonk5136]

Shudder to think what a real athlete would go through . This guy danced around with doink the clown 50 times a year, sounds like he's talking about something deep 😂

[@shaundasheepmurphy1589]

What a guy, total respect for him and glad he is ok, what a legend!

[@Lindforce1]

triple h was close to dying but then suddenly remembered he had a sledgehammer under the operation table which he used to survive against his most challenging opponent! mad respect for paul!

[@marthaabrams9062]

Yea man that sledge😢

[@geneanthony3421]

I’m sure the fact he was already wrestling part time and had so much success with the new stars made it so much easier on him when it was done. Very few wrestlers get that.

[@amartyaroy3754]

Triple H gave us some incredible moments in the last 25 years and it was more than enough. Now he is shaping younger talents with his experience and still contributing immensely to the business.

[@jamirimaj6880]

This aged SO well. The Rock/Roman/Bloodline vs Cody/Seth/Basically Avengers cinema wouldn't happen if not for him.

[@electrifyinphoenix9009]

Bless him.... I too have congestive heart failure and its the worst feeling to hear "your heart is functioning at 20%" i drove myself to the hospital, I'll NEVER forget it. My heart is at 40-45%

[@billkeaveney1526]

Fair play HHH an honest account of what he went through and how it impacted his and Stephanie's life

[@Kitman78]

Wow. Thanks for talking about this. As a recent recipient of a pacemaker at 44 years old it’s really heartening to hear another ‘young’, fit and healthy guy talk about your experience.

[@fantasmaparanormal1996]

Always respected the heck out of HHH! Serious respect for that man. He is right, after the health scare with his heart he had nothing else to accomplish in the ring, he had a 1 of a kind wrestling career and a 1 of a kind life and he has nothing to complain about. He has for sure 100% earned his rest from the ring. Much love to one of my hero’s! 🙏🏻🤘🏻

[@phlhoran12396]

Amen to that. 🙏

[@oklywright8886]

Wow. This interviewer, Ariel, is top tier. No interrupting, he let H speak & gave him moments of silence to allow him to fully finish his thoughts. Wish more people were like him.

[@jrburke3067]

He was always my favorite and still is. I watch wwe again just knowing what he has done and will continue to do.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Same.

[@garymoisan5899]

True Hall of Fame talent. The WWE made the absolute right choice putting him in charge. Good luck, and Godspeed to him, Stephanie, and his family.

[@jen-a-purr]

Nobody even knew he was struggling. It was shocking to me. He did the right thing. His time is over. He did us a great service. He was a hell of a performer. Still is. One of the best in the business. Jerry Lawler & him have so much in common it’s scary. We all remember what happened.

[@SuperCookieman13]

With Triple H talking about this, I think about my father. My father had a heart attack a few years ago and it really was a scary situation. God is good and I'm so glad he made through it. I'm also glad Triple H had a doctor that caught the problem before it got worse. It's a miracle that both my father and HHH are still here.

[@BigRaji1981]

Can we just commend his Dr for actually doing his job and caring enough to find the actual problem rather than just give meds

[@problemchild6248]

Wish Bray Wyatt had got lucky like HHH. R.I.P. Bray Wyatt 💜

[@adamclark9004]

Another benefit of being a celebrity

[@PWizz91]

He’ll be paid really well I’m guessing

[@cra0422]

I'm glad that he's not upset about not being able to compete anymore. He's accomplished so much both in the ring and behind the scenes, and he sounds like a proud father talking about the current roster since so many of them he got them started.

[@toddrichardson8595]

As someone who has had triple bypass surgery from a heart attack and blockage, I can completely relate to everything Triple H said about being scared. Terror like no other is how I described it.

[@alanleblanc1763]

I had a dual bypass. Terror is about right

[@jamaliahmoonier4183]

have what back some night and how good time attack ever from wwe brock him never house randy orton ric TRIPLE H have

[@antoniotiberi1569]

I appreciate HHH candor and sincerity. Here’s hoping to many more years of good health.

[@hmsquared8603]

So very glad Triple H is still with us. Such a bright mind.

[@SaiyanScholar]

Triple H is my role model. I love this guy so much and how down to earth he is.

[@user-uo1qr6vn1q]

I hope the hell he’s delegating some of his new found responsibility. Being the booker, head of creative, etc, has to be a tremendous amount of stress, no matter what precautions he takes. I gotta think the years of juice he did played at least some role in the length of those surgeries, if not other things. But props to him for coming out the other side of it all and being so open when talking about everything.

[@Z-Romello]

Thank God he retired from wrestling and having him around still. Like I said before about Roman's Lukemia announcement...God, protect this man

[@nodafy]

Ariel Helwani is the best interviewer. He actually lets people talk and tell their story unlike a lot of people who are constantly like "mmm, mmm, yeah, right, uh huh, yeah"

[@colskinner5856]

One of the greatest wrestlers of all time. Changed everything when he became Triple H “The Game” Massive part of my childhood.

[@rlv2780]

First time he's literally talking about this in details. Big thing he has money, and good doctors. I grew up watching him and i am glad his been ok since then.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

He shared some of this on Steven A Smith.

[@Badonicus]

The LAD, the widomaker. Had a 70% blockage myself. I caught it early, in hospital that evening, next day stent in a different hospital, next day home. Like HHH, not diet, not bad lifestyle just life, age and luck. Get your heart checked folks.

[@jeromesimz6271]

Which test did they use to detect it?

[@youronlybabygirl25]

I had a heart attack last year.i also had a 99% blockage and a blood clot . I have a stent in my heart Only God kept me alive

[@Aidan-dm2qr]

One of my all time favourites and hearing this for the first time was so heartbreaking and im so thankful that he got the help straight away ❤

[@mattp.272]

This is what I love about pro-wrestling. Behind all the gimmicks, characters, smoke and mirrors, these guys are just doing what they love while they look out for the other guys they’re performing with. He literally put his life on the line for the business just like he said he would, and to think he wanted one of his final matches to be one which helped launched a new wrestler into his career.

[@ReeseMan]

I pray that he continues to live a long time and healthy

[@akgstone]

Well he did use a ton of Growth hormone, test, Dianabol... Etc.. I don't think he will live a long time. I hope he has 10 years left. After Scott Hall had the defibrillator out in he made it another 8-9

[@dionroberts2802]

10 years since I watched WWE HHH is going to do big things can’t wait, all the best

[@Strangepete]

Triple H: "What's his finish? Booker: "The Widow Maker." Triple H: "I'm not putting that over, get my shovel."

[@halenlacoursiere3746]

😂😂😂

[@unbiasedguy8636]

Don't know why people think he buried talents he didn't putted over booker which was a fault I agree but that doesn't mean he buried him booker is already a multi time champion and those HHH haters won't say this to punk who is now burying AEW and he can't even wrestle properly.

[@cheesball96]

😂😂😂😂

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

🤣🤣🤣

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Get my sledgehammer

[@seanbarrett4127]

This is pretty surreal and so touching. Glad he is doing well and wish him and his family good health

[@ViratIsKing018]

I grew up in the attitude era ... Watching these guys literally put their body on the line for our entertainment is literally commendable . Listening to HHH .. we can't even imagine what these guys go through ... they are away from their families day in and day out for the fans .. Respect to all the superstars ..

[@prettyreaperinc.7539]

Triple H is amazing. People can say whatever they want abot him, but he is just awesome. I hope everything will be fine with him, and he will live long veeery long life. I had a lot of coolest childhood memories, watching him at the ring, and now we see that under his control WWE became much better. Clash at the Castle prove it 100%. Walter vs Sheamus one of the best WWE matches.

[@Wombats-1]

Nearly every wrestler I’ve ever seen interviewed ALWAYS spoke top 3 things was how much they sacrifice for their craft. It breaks my heart what they put their bodies through for our entertainment. All of my heroes growing up in wrestling are such phenomenal people. These people are machines, absolutely incredible to hear their stories. Modern day medicine is truly extraordinary. How they’ve perfected things like he talks about how they can measure things so precisely is just amazing. It’s also sad for all the people who’ve sacrificed their bodies for us to have the information we have.

[@darrenwayne8263]

Heartwarming words from Triple H. Had a great sports entertainment in ring career. Glad his heart is good now and health is well. God bless.

[@jennyoung9388]

Wow!!! Iv always liked HHH one of my favorite wrestlers, very very touching interview. He is such a freaking down to earth dude,he is so level headed. So glad he is ok and doing good!!

[@jotun.616]

I had a call like that once. Hemoglobin is 4.7, go to the ER NOW! Had been walking around for weeks being more than 5 units low on blood lol! Those calls are terrifying.

[@PhantomPlayin]

Gotta love Tripple H.

[@ronancoffey6729]

It's triple

[@fabiotieri3155]

@@ronancoffey6729 So TriPPPle H? 😂🤪

[@davidkennedy9366]

Love Triple H. Take care of yorself.

[@jeffreyzimler7978]

Saved by grace of god. 🙏😇

[@gabecollett]

powerful guy; powerful moves; quadruple h

[@MrSpeed-lt8gr]

Yea I hated HHH in 2000. He was a villain. And a dastardly one at that. But man I respect the hell out of him. He’s been clean as far as alcohol and drugs. He’s kept a level head and has had a great career and has been very successful. I can’t judge him on the whole Chyna/Stephanie thing. I’ve made a lot of bad decisions myself involving women and have hurt more than I care to admit.

[@Lethalwick5673]

choosing Stephanie over Chyna was the right choice Stephanie is a keeper and a wife material.

[@chriskay1449]

He had to be because the rest of the Kilq weren't and he had to drive them.

[@Turnheadcough]

He did steroids don’t fool yourself

[@Speedyreedy1218]

@@chriskay1449 He's always been straight edge even before he met The Kliq.

[@speedking7224]

Except for steroids. But still he was smarter than his peers in the industry.

[@UnbrokenFlame]

Always been a HHH fan, extremely lucky to have seen him " officially " retire at WrestleMania 38. I moment ill never forget

[@dc7468]

He gave his life to his craft. Not a lot of people can really say that. Bravo