Wrestling fans have seen a plethora of talented wrestlers entertain them every week with enthralling in-ring action and the portrayals of their on-screen characters. But only a few among them went on to leave an everlasting impact in the fans' memories, and the 14-time world champion and WWE Hall of Famer Triple H is one of them.

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Throughout his iconic career with WWE, The Game proved his versatility with his performance as he's one of the few wrestlers in history to hold on to the character's core trait despite being a heel or babyface. He proved himself as an exceptional wrestler and an excellent talker as he delivered some of the best promos in WWE history. With that said, let's take a look at ten best quotes of Triple H's career.

10 In Real Life, You Can't Beat The Bad Guy

Triple H with John Cena in WWE

Triple H played the part of a menacing heel for the most of his WWE career, and he did it so well that he generated legitimate heat from the crown every time he walked to the ring.

He made lives miserable for many top babyfaces over the years, and while fans does expect the good guys to come out on top, Triple H had some choice words for the ultimate babyface, John Cena, during the build up to their match at WrestleMania 22.

The Game stated,

You got all this passion and pride and heart and desire and dedication. You happen to not be a very good wrestler, But in the movies, Rocky Balboa always finds a way to win. But you know what? This isn't the movies, John. This is real life. And in real life, you can't beat the bad guy.

9 And If I Can't End It, Then I'll Die Trying

Triple H Raw February 21, 2011 Cropped

Triple H might have used many underhanded tactics to take down his opponents whenever he's a heel, but it's the complete opposite when he's a babyface, as he showed immense heart and determination during such phase.

A week after he laid out a challenge to The Undertaker for a match at WrestleMania 27, Triple H addressed The Deadman in an in-ring segment. He had some inspiring words about how he looks to end The Undertaker's undefeated streak, and he emphasized that by saying,

There can be only one. Deadman, at WrestleMania, you have only one thing left, and it's the streak. And when it dies, you die. And at WrestleMania, I have only one thing left. It's the streak. And if I can't end it, then I'll die trying.

8 He Who Laughs Last Laughs Best

Triple H Laughing

Triple H has competed against some of the best wrestlers in WWE history and have scored victories against most of them. However, he has lost a fair share of matches over the years, but he didn't let that deter him a bit as he always focused on getting back on his feet after a defeat and continue to go after his adversaries until he says it's over.

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He didn't win fourteen world championships by giving up after one defeat as he centered his whole career about conquering the best names in the business, and he summed it up with a short, but effective quote when he said,

He who laughs last laughs best.

7 My Legacy Is Putting Your Legacy Out Of Business

Triple H and Sting at Fastlane 2015

As mentioned earlier, Triple H has competed against some of the best and legendary wrestlers of the business throughout his iconic in-ring career. He added one more name to that list in 2015 when he took on WCW legend Sting at WrestleMania 31.

Sting put his nose in The Authority's business and earned Triple H's wrath as a result, which led to their clash at the event. During the build-up to the bout, The Game gave Sting a piece of his mind during their confrontation at Fastlane 2015, when he said,

You were a loyal soldier to WCW. Hell, Sting was WCW. And when the time came you stood with your head held high, and you went down with the ship, I admire that. I respect that. But the reality is, it was guys like me that made the ship go down in the first place. The truth is, my legacy is putting your legacy out of business.

6 I Am The Showstopper Now

Shawn Michaels Vs HHH SummerSlam 2002

Triple H and Shawn Michaels have worked together as friends, partners, and adversaries during their time together in WWE. While HBK was the center of attraction during their early days together, The Game climbed to the top of the ladder when Michaels retired due to his back injury in 1998.

When Michaels returned to in-ring action in 2002, he got into a feud with Triple H, and The Game had some choice words for his former friend when he said,

Well it's time to face facts, Shawn. And the fact is, The Game has passed you by. The fact is, Shawn: Now I am the showstopper!

5 There Is Always A Plan B

Triple H with Seth Rollins and Randy Orton in WWE

Triple H is truly a mastermind of the pro wrestling business and used that trait throughout his multiple runs as a heel to make lives miserable for his opponents. When he couldn't overcome The Shield face to face in 2014, Triple H proved that he could manipulate anyone by turning Seth Rollins against Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose and recruited him into The Authority.

While Rollins delivered the final blow, Triple H gave out the final words to The Shield when he said,

"In case you haven't figured it out yet, what I do better than anybody is adapt. Last night was Plan A, tonight, Plan B. There's always a Plan B!"

4 There Is Only One Diamond In This Business, And You're Looking At Him

Picture of Triple H standing with Evolution.

Triple H formed the Evolution faction in February 2003 and announced the beginning of the new era on the February 3, 2003, episode of Raw. He introduced Ric Flair as the greatest professional wrestler of all time and introduced Batista and Randy Orton as the future.

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He also wasn't modest talking about himself and claimed to be the Greatest Ring General of all time. He also made a bold claim about how he's the best in WWE when he said,

Trust me, trust me when I tell you that there is only one diamond in this business. Hehe, and baby, you're looking at him.

3 I Am The Game And I Am That Damn Good!

Triple H I Am The Game Cropped

Triple H has always held himself in high standard when it comes to his on-screen character and has never shied away from emphasizing his abilities on promos throughout his career. He went on from being the student of the game to becoming The Game, which became his iconic nickname.

He had a fitting catchphrase to put more stress on his new persona, and he used to regularly utter the words,

I am The Game and I am that damn good!

2 I Am The Game Now More Than Ever!

Triple H with Stephanie McMahon in WWE

Triple H stuck to a part-time wrestling schedule during the final phase of his in-ring career and wrestled only when it was necessary despite making regular on-screen appearances as an authority figure. However, many claimed that Triple H was past his prime as a competitor, but he answered those claims during a promo segment on the March 31, 2014, episode of Raw.

He addressed his WrestleMania 30 opponent, Daniel Bryan, during the segment and talked about all the wrestlers he defeated in the past, and said,

They were just players in The Game and I am The Game! And I am The Game now more than ever!

1 If Everybody Don't Hate You, You’re Not Living Up To Your Full Potential

Triple H's promo segment with Seth Rollins

During the build-up to their match at WrestleMania 33, Triple H and Seth Rollins had an in-ring segment in which the latter signed a hold harmless agreement. Triple H had some fiery words for his opponent and former protégé and ripped into the fans for being jealous and antagonizing him for being successful.

The Game shared some words of wisdom when he said,

If you ain't making enemies, you ain't making money. If everybody don't hate you, you’re not living up to your full potential.