Now, many of you may be wondering, why does someone who has a national column for ESPN care about Triple H and the WWE?

Well, it turns out that Grantland.com's Bill Simmons may be a bigger wrestling fan than anyone knew. Apparently during the "Summer of Pun," Simmons had his eyes on WWE TV and was none too pleased about Triple H's interference.

According to wrestlinginc.com:

"The Sports Guy" Bill Simmons, who had CM Punk on his popular podcast last summer, takes aim at Triple H in his latest mailbag column for ESPN affiliated website Grantland.com. When asked if the recent surge of New York Knicks player Jeremy Lin is the NBA's equivalent of CM Punk last summer, he instead sounds off on the self-proclaimed "King of Kings."

"Does this mean (Knicks star Carmelo Anthony) is going to be Triple H — the egotistical, overrated star who couldn't handle that something good was happening without him, so he interjected himself into the storyline and ended up throwing a wet blanket on all the momentum?" Simmons writes. "I sure hope not."

I gotta say, it's pretty fun to see sports people comparing players to WWE characters. I truly enjoy both team sports and wrestling, and it's great to hear wrestling references in the mainstream media.

Trust me, I am sure the WWE feels the same way.

If I were them I would attempt to set something up and capitalize on this heading into WrestleMania. For instance, have Triple H "invade" his studio and have Simmons in Undertaker's corner to ensure his win over Triple H.