"Triple H could be looking at between 40 and 80 years in prison" - The Game would not be running WWE if his actions were real, says lawyer 

It's no secret that WWE went too far with the storylines during the Attitude Era. A wrestler-cum-lawyer recently claimed that Triple H could have spent the rest of his life behind bars if it weren't for a kayfabe world.

WWE ran an infamous love storyline in 1999, which saw Triple H crash Stephanie McMahon and Test's wedding ceremony.

The Hunter interrupted them right before their wedding vows. He showed the WWE Universe footage of himself taking an unconscious Stephanie McMahon in his car and consummating their marriage at a Little White Chapel in Las Vegas.

The program culminated with Triple H beating Vince McMahon in a No Holds Barred Match at Armageddon. That night, Stephanie cemented her heel turn by turning on her father and embarking on the McMahon-Helmsley era.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Harvard-educated lawyer David Otunga revealed what would have happened to Triple H had he committed these offences in real life.

The former Nexus member said not only would The Game have been imprisoned for 40 to 80 years, but he would have also not been sitting at the creative helm today.

So, if we look at this thing in its entirety and we add up all the potential state charges, federal charges, felony charges, Triple H could be looking at between 40 and 80 years in prison. Yeah. So, it’s a good thing that this is just in the kayfabe world storyline-wise. If Triple H were looking between 40 and 80 years, I can tell you one thing right now. He would not be running WWE Creative. In fact, he should be running to David Otunga, Attorney at Raw, to get him out of this."

You can check out the full episode below:

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What's next for Stephanie McMahon in WWE?

Stephanie McMahon rarely makes an appearance in WWE these days.

But The Billion Dollar Princess will make her presence felt at Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13.

Stephanie recently announced that she will be co-hosting John Cena's last hurrah alongside Joe Tessitore.

"I’m actually co-hosting with Joe Tessitore, I’m going to have to reign those emotions in a little bit.”

It's an emotional time for Stephanie McMahon, as she prepares to take her rightful place in the Hall of Fame Class of 2026.

John Cena, who is set to face Gunther in his final match, is also rumored to headline the Hall of Fame ceremony next year.

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