Triple H
Professional wrestler and actor
Born
July 27th, 1969
56 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Career in professional wrestling spanned over two decades, becoming a prominent figure in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Achieved the status of 14-time world champion, holding multiple titles, including the WWE Championship and World Heavyweight Championship. Also transitioned into an executive role within WWE, significantly contributing to talent development and brand expansion. In addition to wrestling, pursued acting, appearing in films such as 'The Chaperone' and 'Blade: Trinity'.
14-time world champion in WWE
Executive role at WWE
Appeared in 'Blade: Trinity'
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