Even when he was a full-time WWE Superstar, ‘The Game’ Triple H was one of the most powerful personalities in the Stamford-based promotion. For over a decade now, The Game has taken up an authoritative role. Now, Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque is the WWE Chief Content Officer. Recently, a former WWE Superstar reflected on the real-life heat with the WWE CCO.
The star is former WWE United States Champion Ken Anderson. He was known in WWE as Mr. Kennedy. Anderson was recently interviewed by WrestlingNews.Co’s So Cal Val. During the interview, he shared that he always had the feeling that Triple H had never liked him. He also believed that he never gave a reason for Hunter to like him.
“I probably didn’t give him a reason to like me… Man, that’s a tough one to answer. I felt like he didn’t like me at the time for whatever reason, I probably didn’t give him a reason to like me… I got to SmackDown, and I earned the respect of all those guys, and then, I guess, when I got over to Raw, I just assumed that everybody else was gonna just… I don’t know what I was feeling, but, like, I never went out of my way to, like, be ultimate, like, ultra-friendly or approachable to those guys.
“And, yeah, I always felt like those guys didn’t like me. So we were professional. And I’ve, since then, I’ve had interactions with him. I’ve talked to him. I feel like I was a different person back then, and I also see that like he was a different person as well. So I think that sometimes it can be just circumstance, timing and everything,” Ken Anderson said. [H/T WrestlingNews.co]
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