Triple H visits International Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame
Triple H paid a visit to the International Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame recently.
The Hall of Fame is located in the mezzanine level of the MVP Arena in Albany, New York, site of Friday’s edition of WWE SmackDown. It was registered as a non-profit organization in December 2019 and officially opened its doors in 2022.
The Hall wrote on Facebook about Triple H’s visit, noting that he was joined by Rich Hering, a retired longtime WWE employee who was the recipient of the 2021 Warrior Award at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony that year.
“It was an honor to have Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque and WWE Hall of Famer Rich Herring visit the Hall of Fame yesterday. Triple H loves to talk ‘pro wrestling history’ and he appreciates our passion for preserving the artifacts. Rich has been an intricate figure in pro wrestling for over 50 years. I look forward to when our paths cross again.”
The International Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame held its annual ceremony in October, inducting the 2025 class of inductees. Those inducted into the hall this year include Trish Stratus, Rocky Johnson, Johnny Rodz, Tony Atlas, and Tito Santana. The Hall of Fame also includes many artifacts of wrestling history, including “Bruno’s Belt,” the WWWF title belt worn by Bruno Sammartino from 1965–1971.
Images of Triple H’s visit to the Hall of Fame, courtesy of Powder Keg Pictures, are available in the social media posts below:
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