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8 Most Pathetic Examples Of Backstage Politics In Wrestling
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To get ahead in this dumbass pseudo-sport, a wrestler must often rely on playing backstage politics.
That wasn’t the big match.
The only match people remember in 2026 - and Triple H knew this in 2013 - was the second match at WrestleMania 29.
Nobody actually liked it, but nobody emerged from the wider rivalry thinking that Triple H had truly, emphatically put Lesnar over.
Incredibly, Triple H actually was winding his run down - the teased SummerSlam retirement was halfway legit - and he still wouldn’t go the whole way.