Paul "Triple H" Levesque

That is when it gets really interesting for us.

There are multiple sides to every character we have.

So their character, their real life story, and then what the internet believes is really happening to them in their real life story.

And blending those three together sometimes can make magic.

When I was a kid, and I don't know how old I was.

I was probably five or something like that.

I was sitting home with my dad, big giant console TV, and

I can remember distinctly having a plastic football helmet, a little plastic football I was playing in the room, and my dad changed the channels and sat down on the couch.

And I remember looking at it, and it was, I know it now, it was Chief J. Strongbow in a match for WWF at the time.

And I remember watching like two seconds of it and putting the helmet down with the football in it and getting up on my dad's lap and sitting and watching it.

And I was fascinated with it.

And it became a thing for...

Me, which is one of the things I'm most proud of about our industry, is that ability for it to bring families together.

It's what I did with my dad.

My dad did with his father.

You know, my grandmother watched it.

She just gets mad at everybody and, you know.

Little quiet woman but would swear a lot at the TV when I was a kid.

It became the thing that sort of brought us together and it's one of my things.

Over 50% of our audience comes to shows with a child.