The 30th entrant in the Royal Rumble match is perhaps the most important one, as this spot is usually reserved for major stars who will have a significant impact as the Rumble match nears its ...

Since then, he has been through different identities and gimmicks, like Jean-Paul Levesque and Hunter Hearst Helmsley, and formed memorable alliances as part of factions like D-Generation X and ...

In 1995, Triple H left for WWE (then WWF), changing his name to Hunter Hearst Helmsley, once again playing up an upper-class nature. While Helmsley proved to be a successful heel character ...

Triple H made his WWE debut as Hunter Hearst Helmsley on April 30, 1995, where he would win his first match. He would go on to be undefeated in his first few months before losing to the Undertaker at ...

He debuted as the "Connecticut Blueblood" Hunter Hearst Helmsley before shortening it to Triple H after adopting an anti-establishment gimmick with Michaels in D-X. Behind the scenes ...

Pro wrestling was as hot as ever during the WWE vs. WCW Monday Night Wars of the late 1990s. Here are the coolest names of ...

At the time, Duke Droese was embroiled in a rivalry with Hunter Hearst Helmsley, as the two faced off in the 1996 Royal Rumble Free For All, with the winner earning the number 30 entry while the loser ...