Since being hospitalized for treatment due to heart disease last fall, WWE's "Consort" Triple H has gradually faded out of the public eye. I believe many wrestling fans are more or less expecting "Wang DaHai" to make a full recovery. However, unfortunately, the "King of Kings" has personally admitted in a recent interview with ESPN that he will never step into the ring again to engage in wrestling. WWE official Twitter also confirmed the news of his retirement at midnight last night!

Some people may think that players such as Edge and Daniel Bryan have said similar things. Aren’t they all back after so many years?

But you must know that Triple H's current situation is completely different. Firstly, he is already over 50 years old; secondly, the problem with him is not other organs, but the most important heart in his body. . In this exclusive interview, Wang Dachui also revealed many unknown details to the camera, which can even be said to put his life on the line.

First of all, he mentioned that he currently has a heart transplanter in his chest. It is a fibrillator that can control myocardial movement through electric shock when necessary. To put it bluntly, it is to stimulate electric current for resuscitation when the heart stops. And if you are shocked by electric shock during a game, it is definitely not a good thing

See At this point, everyone must have realized how serious Triple H’s health problems are, but that’s not all. He also recalled:

“At that time, I first had lung inflammation, and after continuous observation for several days, The condition continued to worsen, and my wife even saw me coughing up something that looked like blood. After the examination, she found that there was fluid in my lungs and around my heart, so I did further electrocardiogram and echo testing, as well as " Calculation of "ejection fraction". Generally speaking, 55~65% is within the normal range, but I only had about 30% at that time, so they quickly sent me a text message telling me not to waste time and pack my bags and go to the emergency room.

When I rushed to the emergency room, my ejection fraction dropped directly to 22%. It was basically concluded that it was heart failure. After resting for a night, I underwent a series of examinations such as MRI the next morning. , the ejection fraction at that time was only 12%."

During this period, Triple H also rarely expressed his feelings as a father in public: "My three daughters are only teenagers. The oldest is 15 years old and the youngest is 11 years old. When they see their always strong dad suddenly lying in the hospital, can they understand what happened? I’m not sure, this feeling is really uncomfortable..." < /p>

Now after systematic treatment, Wang Dachui’s physical condition has obviously improved significantly. He visited the new WWE headquarters facility in Stamford with other executives last November, but he did not return to his previous work. Of course, there are no plans to re-operate NXT

Triple H's last broadcast game was against Randy Orton at the Super Showdown in June 2019; and the last game was in 2019 At the end of June 2016, during the Tokyo tour in Japan, he partnered with Shinsuke Nakachi to defeat Robert Rudd and Samoa Joe.

Now it seems that this should be the swan song of his ring career

After the news came out, countless netizens expressed their gratitude and blessings to Triple H through social media. To be honest, whether it was his early solo fights , or later formed the DX Legion, the Evolutionary Legion, or trained new people in NXT in recent years, Sledgehammer has contributed as much energy as possible, although it may not be enough in some places, although it may not be enough in some aspects. He is overrated, but it is undeniable that he has created countless classics in the ring

You can say that he announced his retirement out of helplessness, but I think this is also the most important thing for him at this stage. His family's responsible behavior, not to mention, the figure he left to the audience is already majestic enough, isn't it...