Triple H Addresses the Critique of Him “Burying” Other Talents
As noted, Triple H was the special guest on the Tim Ferris Show this week, and amongst many topics, Triple H addressed the idea that he has buried talent in the past. Triple H also addressed misconceptions of him and the wrestling business and had the following to say:
“That’s one of the terms, ‘he buried him.’ It’s a show. Comic books, soap opera, TV drama, it never ends. They get so upset in the moment of thinking that it’s the end of the chapter. There’s another chapter tomorrow. They don’t understand the complexities of what goes on behind the scenes.”
More Matches Announced for Night Two of ROH’s Global Wars Event
Ring of Honor is currently announcing matches for the company’s final co-promoted event with New Japan Pro Wrestling, a TV taping on Saturday 5/16 in Toronto, Ontario. The following matches have been announced for the final night:
-Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Roderick Strong.
-IWGP Tag Team champions The Kingdom vs. Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson.
-ACH & Matt Sydal vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi & Tetsuya Naito.
-Jushin Liger vs. Dalton Castle.
-Michael Elgin vs. Gedo.
-Will Ferrara vs. KUSHIDA.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
