10 Most Unlikeable WWE Babyfaces Ever

3. Triple H

There were times – usually after returning from a quad tear – when Triple H felt like the biggest babyface in the world. 

It’s pretty hard not to root for a guy who comes back from a potentially career-ending injury, especially if it’s soundtracked to U2’s Beautiful Day. 

It usually wouldn’t take too long for the warm welcome to wear off, as Hunter quickly re-established himself as the smartest, toughest, funniest, most cunning and, well, all-around best wrestler – nay, man – in the world. 

At the end of the day, The Game was just so much better at being a heel. His natural personality, in-ring style and the way he was booked and presented made it hard for him to generate sympathy or play the underdog for too long. 

He would also routinely do petty things at the expense of other babyfaces, like that time he Pedigreed Paul London and Brian Kendrick for no reason, after they’d helped save him from an attack. Stone Cold dishing out a goodhearted Stunner it was not.