Who is the Most Important Performer in the Industry?

Earlier this week, the NY Yankees Alex Rodriguez opted out of his contract to become baseball's top free agent. What if there was a legitimate #2 wrestling organization in the world today, and every wrestler in the industry was able to be a free agent? Who would be the performer that can lead that company passed the WWE, and become the #1 wrestling promotion in the world? The Piledriver Report takes a look at the top six candidates, and examines their pros and cons on who the most influential free agent would be...

Triple H: Pros: Since the summer of 1999, Triple H has been THE name of professional wrestling. No wrestler during this stretch of time has been able to hold a candle to HHH. He is probably the single greatest heel of the post-twentieth century era. While wrestlers like The Rock, Mick Foley, and Steve Austin were either retiring or injured for long stretches of time, Triple H carried the WWF/E. Triple H is also an integral part of the WWE backstage scene. By being married to Stephanie McMahon, Triple H probably has more "power" then any wrestler in the industry.

Cons: Triple H's major weakness is that he is injury prone. In the last six years, Triple H has suffered two major quad tears. Each tear has kept him out of action for almost a year at a time. Another "con" is that Triple H always has a need to look better then every one else on the roster. Whether the World Champion, or not, Triple H seems to make his opponents look incompetent. The exception to this rule is if he is feuding against Shawn Michaels (his best friend) or his father-in-law...More?