3-time WWE Champion explains why he hates Triple H

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Speaking on his YouTube channel, Maven recently explained how Triple H had a good relationship with him early on his his career. However, this later turned sour after The Game started sabotaging his run. He said:

“His jokes would always err on the side of just making sure I knew my place in the wrestling business. And it wasn’t just backstage. It wasn’t just inside snide comments. He did it on TV as well. And I would have people backstage tell me that they saw exactly what I was feeling. And I can even cite a specific example where Triple H wielded his backstage clout to degrade me on air.”

He further added:

“I didn’t know this during my time in the WWE, but I would have it confirmed years after my wrestling career had ended from omeone who was actually in those production meetings, someone who went to bat for me that every time my name was brought up, it was quickly squashed back down. And who was the one doing the squashing? None other than Triple H.”

You can check out his comments below:

Former WWE star Maven has previously talked about Triple H not liking him

The feeling is apparently mutual when it comes to Maven hating Triple H, according to the former.

Speaking in an interview with Conrad Thompson, Maven explained how Triple H did not like him.

“Nope. Absolutely not. Not at all. Bingo, absolutely [Triple H had a problem with Maven’s route into WWE]. I think he had more respect for, and rightfully so, he respected the way the guys toiled and the way the guys would pack four into a car and drive for an entire weekend to get paid 25 dollars if they’re lucky.” [0:01 – 0:27]

Maven sporadically performs in the ring, and his last match was at ROW The Last Stand Rumble 2024.

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