As the Attitude Era ended and the Ruthless Aggression Era began, Triple H continued to dominate over everyone on WWE Raw.

Triple H has been doing a fine job as WWE's Chief Content Officer. While The Game has helped make several superstars bigger, many others have suffered a drop in momentum.

Bayley was one of the most noteworthy names who changed brands via the Transfer Window. She is now officially a member of the RAW roster.

Triple H took a much different approach when it came to introducing former NWA and TNA star Nick Aldis as the new General Manager of SmackDown in 2023. Aldis had originally been signed to WWE as a producer, but has excelled in the on-screen role to the point where fans are excited about a potential return to the ring.

The video shows Levesque standing ringside and telling the production crew to "light 'em up" when Penta's music hits. He's also seen working alongside the crew while blocking and creating the entrance,

The Undertaker didn't want to do WWE's idea for his immediately iconic appearance with Rhea Ripley, because he didn't want to overshadow her moment.

There was only one man worthy of kicking off WWE’s new era on Netflix – Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque. Standing in the middle of the ring as Raw arrived on the streaming service

The Chadster breaks down tonight's INCREDIBLE episode of WWE Raw on Netflix, which Tony Khan and AEW could never hope to match! 祿‍♂️ 

A 14-time World Champion, The Game has already been elected to the WWE Hall of Fame as a member of D-Generation X in 2019. He will surely be honored as a singles competitor at som

It's hard to believe, but the WWE Royal Rumble is right around the corner. The annual Premium Live Event takes place February 1 inside of Lucas Oil Stadium in

It's been a long time since WWE needed Brock Lesnar's presence to make its shows more exciting. Triple H has revolutionized the product in the last two years and the fruits of his labor were evident right away,

A recent report has shed light on WWE's target run time for Monday Night RAW on Netflix. The red show's shift to the streaming giant has been a major hit for the Stamford-based promotion.