On the most recent episode of Jim Rossā Grilling JR podcast, Ross and Conrad Thompson discussed Survivor Series 2000 and Conrad Thompson brings up that from 1996-2000, Triple H didnāt do a single clean job to anyone on pay-per-view.
Ross noted that Triple H never refused to lose to anyone.
"I never heard Triple H refuse to do a job for anybody. He certainly would not tolerate that today if he had talents in NXT or wherever that didnāt want to put somebody over. He wouldnāt go along with it. Sometimes those things are overstated. I didnāt realize until we read our notes that Triple H hadnāt put anybody over on PPV since 1996. To my knowledge in the years I worked with him, and I signed him to his biggest contract because I believed in Triple H from early on, I donāt think that was ever a huge issue. It worked out to where it could be made a case. If you didnāt like Triple H or you didnāt like his relationship with Vince and his relationship with Stephanie, now you are getting into a whole different area. You are overanalyzing the personal side of this. Itās not necessary. For my money, if I could go back in those days, if you exclude Rock and Austin, there is no match I would rather call than Stone Cold and Triple H. I have that much respect for them because I always knew they were going to bring it. They were going to tell a logical story that I could invest in and follow and as a broadcaster, hopefully, embellish and make better. That whole thing became political, well, heās the bossā daughter. Thatās all s**t. Come on. The guy is a hell of a hand and I thought some of that s**t was unfair. But I get it. Iām not kissing his ass because I want him to hire me. Iām good. Iām just telling you the truth the way I see it and from my heart. Heās a hell of a heel."