Triple H: A Burier?

[K2Jelly]

For the past three years ever since becoming a smark, I've noticed that the majority of the IWC believes that Triple H buries a lot of young talent. To be honest with you, I don't see it at all. I mean, he helped out Batista start his rise to main event status by putting him over multiple times including his time in Evolution and a World Heavyweight Championship win over him at WM 21. Not to mention Orton, Benoit and he even let Shelton Benjamin get TWO wins over him two weeks in a row.

So should Hunter get such a bad rep? I'll let you decide.

[IrkenInvader]

We remember the earlier years when he decimated the mid-card into an unrecognizable heap of nobodies.

[Automatic]

Don't forget how he buried Sheamus earlier this year.

[helmsley]

no, i think he helped a lot of people during his career, and although he might have buried some superstars in the past, is the kind of " cena bury", where he buries just because he is ontop if his game

[Asherdelampyr]

We remember the earlier years when he decimated the mid-card into an unrecognizable heap of nobodies.

was that before or after spending a year losing to everyone?
What I mean by that is, if we accept that he spent a year jobbing out as a punishment, then surely his wins were either a reward or a way for creative to make up for lost time? Why is it seen as a particular wrestler burying another when they win, and creative burying a wrestler when he loses?

He made quite a few guys look good even when he was beating them, and did a great job making several guys look like main event talent.
Ill add one more name to the ones on the list
Jeff Hardy

[captainmoonlight]

I agree with this thread, ive never thought of hhh as a burier but i don't understand this term anyway. surely in sport the best nearly always wins. i get bored of Cena winning but Im quite happy to see him lose unclean as he's the best and other wrestlers should be getting a win any way they can much like stoke city or an underdog beating man u etc

[YOUcanCALLmeCRACK]

and those two victories did WONDERS for Shelton...

[Asherdelampyr]

and those two victories did WONDERS for Shelton...

Shelton has the charisma of a sponge
a wet sponge

[K2Jelly]

and those two victories did WONDERS for Shelton...

Whether or not Benjamin profited from those victories in the long run is irrelevant to the point I'm trying to convey. Triple H let a MID-CARDER get TWO victories on him TWO WEEKS IN A ROW while he was leader of WWE's top faction and in the middle of a World Heavyweight Championship feud. What happened to Benjamin afterwards wasn't Hunter's fault.

[Necroyeti]

It's been pretty well established for many years that he did bury many talents. If you disagree, then you obviously haven't read enough and should go googling.