Triple H Recalls The Beginning Of His Friendship With Motötorhead's Lemmy

As far as entrance themes go, Triple H has one of the best. His tune, "The Game," is one of the more savage entries on the WWE playlist, which is owed to the fact that Motörhead recorded the track for him. Over the course of his career, Triple H (whose real name is Paul Levesque) has become friends with Motöorhead frontman and rock legend Lemmy Kilmister (Triple H appeared on a Motörhead album back in 2002 and often introduces the band in concert). After recording "The Game," Lemmy was also drafted into recording two more songs for Triple H (the theme song for his faction Evolution and "King of Kings," a new twist on Triple H's character). What began as a professional relationship turned into a personal one.



Triple H — who just made his return to WWE's weekly "Raw" show (he'll face the Undertaker at WrestleMania XXVII on Sunday, April 3) and currently stars in "The Chaperone" (which hits DVD and Blu-Ray next week) — says he is taking more and more steps away from the ring for the sake of handling more behind-the-scenes operations at WWE, but he also said that Lemmy will never hang up the spurs. "Lemmy will never stop," he said. "That guy hates being home."

source: mtv.com