Logan Paul got great advice from Triple H
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One of the protagonists of this edition of Wrestlemania, broadcast only a few days ago, who has little or nothing to do with wrestling, but who nevertheless left his mark on the minds of WWE Universe fans who came to follow the Dallas event since alive, or even from home, was undoubtedly Logan Paul, an important American YouTuber and actor, who became famous for the jokes and videos that the boy posted online several years ago.
After making a career on the small screen, Logan also began to become famous in the world of boxing and in that of pro-wrestling, approaching the WWE already last year, when he was called to be a special guest at the Grandaddy of Them All, in the match between the two Canadians, Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens, eventually getting a resounding Stunner from Owens.
This year, however, the WWE has seen fit to get him directly into the ring, making him fight alongside The Miz, against the couple formed by father and son, Rey & Dominik Mysterio, with the two heels who have also won their match, only to see the betrayal of Awesome One against Logan Paul himself.
Vince Russo recently recalled how WWE’s higher-ups did not want Paul Levesque to become known as Triple H in his early days with the company. Levesque used the name Hunter Hearst Helmsley when he joined WWE from WCW in 1995.
Two years later, the future 14-time World Champion’s name was shortened to Triple H during his time as a member of the D-Generation X faction.
Logan Paul opens up on Triple H
In the last episode of his personal podcast released online, Logan Paul also wanted to reveal what were the words of the WWE Cerebral Assassin, Triple H, before his match against the Mysterios.
In his speech, Logan said in fact: “Literally before I got out in the ring, Triple H came to me. He said something like, ‘Just to let you know, it’s not always about physicality, people want to see your charisma.
They want to see you, your personality.’ So I took this advice and thought about what HHH told…
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Source : wrestling-world
