Mel Gibson, Who? Braveheart Starring WWE Legend Triple H Is Must-See Attraction

Triple H had given the fans several memorable moments for all these years. But one unique moment during Triple H’s career was him playing the role of Mel Gibson from the 1995 film, Braveheart, ahead of WrestleMania 21.

In the film, Mel Gibson played the role of William Wallace, a Scottish warrior.

WrestleMania 21: “WrestleMania Goes Hollywood” had a unique promotion as it had been promoted with a series of parody movie trailers. WWE talents played the starring roles from some famous movies.

Below is a video of Triple H enacting a scene from the movie ‘Braveheart’. In the video, you can see ‘The Game‘ riding a horse and giving a motivational speech. Not to forget, there is also a cameo appearance from Ric Flair towards the end.

Triple H said, “I stand here before you in defiance of tyranny. I come to Hollywood to wrestle as a free man. And a free man am I.”

He added, “Would I be willing to trade all the days, from this day to that for one chance, just one chance to shine on the Grandest Stage of Them All and tell my enemies that they may try at WrestleMania but they will never take my title? Are you with me?”

After Triple H shouts ‘Are you with me?’ the camera shows that there was actually no one except Ric Flair.

This ‘Braveheart’ impersonation from ‘The Game’ might actually surprise you. After all, this was one unique thing that the former WWE Champion did during his career.

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Who did Triple H face at WWE WrestleMania 21?

Going into WrestleMania 21, Triple H was the World Heavyweight Champion.

After winning the Royal Rumble earlier in 2005, Batista challenged Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship, despite both of them being members of Evolution.

Batista made his challenge official. Soon after that, he left Evolution and parted ways with ‘The Game’ and Ric Flair. But after WrestleMania 21, he left the ring by becoming the World Heavyweight Championship.

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After a close contest between the two talented men, Batista successfully pinned ‘The Game’ after hitting a Batista Bomb.