Triple H: the King Of Kings - There Can Be Only One is the latest release showcasing one of the biggest stars working in the sports entertainment today. In his time with the WWF/E, Paul Michael Levesque (Triple H to me and you), has put on some great matches, some that were alright and some that flat out stunk. Okay, so that last one is the "Hog Pen" match included as an extra.

Surprisingly, Triple H: the King Of Kings - There Can Be Only One is only a 2-disc set. I say "surprisingly", because if recent WWE superstar collections were any indication, then this should've been a 3-disc set. I have no idea why there's only two, but I do know his fans will get close to six hours of matches spanning his 13 years with the WWE. 

Disc One [2h 57s]:

• the King Of Kings
  
  
• Getting Started - Interested in wrestling from the age of 5 or 6, HHH eventually hooks up with Killer Kowalski thanks to Ted Arcidi. During the first year he wrestles, he meets Pat Patterson, who offers him a development deal with the possibility of joining the WWF. Though it's what he wants, HHH tells him that he's not ready mentally or physically. As he continues to train at his gym, he meets someone from WCW and and spends a year there, until JJ Dillon calls to let him know that Vince is interested in signing him.
  
  
• RAW May 22, 1995 [Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. John Crystal] [3m 59s] - During his debut match for the WWF, a leaner, thinner Triple H wrestles John Crystal. Wanna have some fun during this short match? Take a drink every time McMahon or Lawler say "Hunter Hearst Helmsley". Actually...don't. You'll be drunk before the next chapter.
  
  
• Pressure - It's All On You & the Workhorse Title - Hunter talks about the beginning of his career in the WWF and how nerve-racked he was wrestling against local guys. He credits Marc Mero as the guy he learned the most from and states how much of an honor it was to win the Intercontinental Championship. I also liked the slight dig at Hogan.
  
  
• WWE Intercontinental Championship Match - RAW October 21, 1996 [Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Marc Mero] [10m 50s] - Along with assistance from Mr. Perfect, Hunter becomes the Intercontinental Champion after only a year in the company.
  
  
• Chyna, Curtain Call & the Crown - During this nearly four minute chapter, Triple H talks about how he and Shawn wanted to put together a group and their first encounter with Chyna. He brings up the MSG incident and how, since he wasn't untouchable like Shawn (since he was champ), he ended up taking the brunt of the punishment. Near the end, he talks about becoming King Of the Ring and his refusal to wear the crown that Vince "really wanted" him to wear. How he gets out of it is pretty damn funny. Well, Mick might not have thought so...
  
  
• King Of the Ring Final Match - King Of the Ring June 8, 1997 [Mankind vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley] [25m 13s]
  
  
• the Transformation - the Amplified Version - Hunter talks about trying to get more of his personality into his character and how DX allowed him to do that. Oh, and how they were constantly chided by Vince while doing their DX schtick on TV.
  
  
• WWE European Championship Match - Wrestlemania XIV March 29, 1998 [Owen Hart vs. Triple H] [17m 55s] - During the preceding chapter, HHH states how he thinks Owen Hart "never even scratched the surface of how good he was". After watching this match, i'd have to agree with him.
  
  
• Elevating the Game - Hunter talks about forming a "new" DX once Shawn leaves due to his injury. He also talks about how he elevated his game by cutting ties with DX on his way to an "Austin"-like level.
  
  
• WWE Championship Match - RAW August 23, 1999 [Mankind vs. Triple H] [13m 15s]- Mick and HHH put on an entertaining match that sees appearances by the Rock, Shane O'Mac and Chyna.
  
  
• Being At the Top - HHH talks about the honor of being chosen to be WWE Champion and how many matches he's had against Stone Cold.
  
  
• No Holds Barred WWE Championship Match - No Mercy October 17, 1999 [Triple H vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin] [26m 33s] - This was a good match, but if you want to see some great HHH matches against Austin, you should pick up Stone Cold's recent collection.
  
  
• McMahon - Helmsley Era [1:53:09-1:56:12] - Hunter talks about the genesis of his feud against Vince (which, by the way, was Chyna's idea). He also discusses the honor he felt at Mick choosing him as his opponent for his "retirement" match and how nervous he was shouldering the responsibilty of putting on a good match for Mick.
  
  
• Career vs. WWE Title Hell In A Cell Match - No Way Out February 27, 2000 [Triple H vs. Cactus Jack] [31m 53s] - Any time you get Mick together with a steel cage and a 2X4 wrapped with barbed wire, you have the ingredients for a good match. During this match, from what I gathered  listening to JR, Mick wrestled HHH for a shot at WrestleMania, as well as the WWF Championship. There were a lot of good spots during this match, but for some reason, the piledriver on the announce table made me cringe the most.
  
  
• Injury & Return - Triple H briefly talks about his time wrestling with Austin as the Two-Man Power Trip, which resulted in him tearing his quad during a tag match against Jericho and Benoit.
  
  
• Royal Rumble January 20, 2002 [30-Man Royal Rumble Match] [26m 36s] - Immediately after returning from his quad injury, Hunter takes part in the 2002 Royal Rumble, entering at number 22 (which is, coincidentally, where this chapter starts).