Product Description

It s time to play "The Game" in your DVD player as Triple H: The King of Kings highlights the biggest matches in the legendary and storied career of the 11-time World Champion Superstar. System Requirements:Run Time: 360 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: SPORTS/GAMES/PRO WRESTLING UPC: 651191946624 Manufacturer No: WWE94662

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10518 in DVD
• Brand: WWE - TRIPLE H: THE KING OF KINGS (DVD MOVIE)
• Released on: 2008-03-25
• Formats: Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 2
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 360 minutes

Customer Reviews

GREAT DVD MISSES ON SOME NOTES THOUGH
This DVD did impress me on alot of points. Triple H is one of my favorites of all time and watching his documentary of his real life story timeline was great to see. I did however wish there were more of his MORE notable matches, A.K.A More of the SHawn Michaels feud, the DX rebirth, His involvement in the Montreal screwjob. They touch alot of the points but just went into the matches. they didnt alow Triple H to really talk alot which i thought was kinda silly. They did it 100% right with the Shawn Michaels DVD 3 disc set disc one being the biography and the other 2 being greatest matches. personally i liked that more. Great DVD though Worth the money

Good but defiantly could have been Great
Triple H is known by many things, The Game, King of Kings, the Cerebral Assasian, and the 12 time world champion. Triple H is a former WWE champion, Intercontinental, European, Tag team, king of the ring, and royal rumble winner. Triple H is also a grand slam winner. This dvd is a good way to see the early days of the game but more could have been added.

Disc 1
This first disc is the best of the two. Triple H begins talking on where he began wrestling and who trained him. His days in WCW is briefly touched on and then coming to the WWE with the royalty gimmick. Describes how he really found his style while wrestling with Marc Mero. Winning the King of the Ring. Meeting Chyna and forming DX with her and Shawn Michaels. Finally breaking away from DX and becoming "The Game". Winning the WWE title and starting the McMahon/Hemsley era with his feud against Mick Foley. His quadricept injury in 2001 and coming back and winning the Royal Rumble.

- Hunter Hearst Hemsley vs. John Crystal
Raw 5.22.95

- Intercontinental Title
Hunter Hearst Hemsley vs. Marc Mero
Raw 10.21.96

- King of the Ring Finals
Hunter Hearst Hemsley vs. Mankind
King of the Ring 6.8.97

- European Title
Triple H vs. Owen Hart
Wrestlemania XIV 3.29.98

- WWE Title
Triple H vs. Mankind
Raw 8.23.99

- No Holds Barred for the WWE Title
Triple H vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin
No Mercy 10.17.99

- Hell in a Cell for the WWE Title
Triple H vs. Cactus Jack
No Way Out 2.27.00

- Royal Rumble Match
Starting with Triple H entering at number 22
Royal Rumble 1.20.02

Disc 2
Starts out with Triple H talking about his fall out with Shawn and then Shawn coming back and having his feud with Triple H. Moves onto talking about forming Evolution with Ric Flair, Randy Orton, and Batista and how Batista morphed into one of the biggest stars today. Wrestling with Ric Flair. John Cena asking Triple H's honest opionion about their match at Wrestlemania 22. Also touches on how it was good to work with Edge as well.

- 2 out of 3 Falls for the World Heavyweight Title
Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels
Armageddon 12.15.02

- Hell in a Cell for the World Heavyweight Title
Triple H vs. Batista
Vengeance 6.26.05

- Last Man Standing
Triple H vs. Ric Flair
Survivor Series 11.27.05

- WWE Title
Triple H vs. John Cena vs. Edge
Backlash 4.30.06

This is a nice documentary on Triple H but a lot more could have been included. I recommend on checking this one out sometime. Don't waste all your money on it though.

Not as Advertised...
...as far as I can recall. I could've sworn the ads talked about interviews with other wrestlers, and they even played audio from these other wrestlers and showed clips of them being interviewed about the Game.
Besides that, I was also hoping for a couple bigger, or even more recent, matches. Finally, I like more interviews, more stories. Perfect examples of the format I enjoy are the Road Warriors and new HBK DVDs. For the moderate Triple H fan like myself, that would've been perfect, but that's not what you get here. For a huge Triple H fan, this is great stuff.
That said, I still enjoyed this, although I skipped the disc 2 matches not so much for the selection but, like I said, for the interviews.