DDP gets emotional remembering Triple H’s Hall of Fame call: Broken Skull Sessions sneak peek

Diamond Dallas Page describes what being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame meant to him, and why it was so cool that Triple H was the one to tell him the news in this sneak peek at Steve Austin's Broken Skull Sessions, streaming exclusively on Peacock in the U.S. and WWE Network everywhere else.
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[WillSatchwell]

Absolute nothing but respect for DDP! What he did in the ring and now what he has done out is so selfless. Legend!

[jxhook]

DDP is such a class act, the gratitude he shows for the business tells everything. DDP in his prime was among the best ever, wish we could have had more.

[MrBernad]

Massive respect to DDP! The emotion in his face talking about the hall of fame is just heartwarming.

[EzraDair]

SC is very quick on his feet, he saw DDP fighting the crying urges and he immediately jumped in to lift this inconvenience!

[fenyx]

This man's attitude is truly awesome.

[philaman]

He deserves to be in the hall of fame of life, period! When you do selflessly for others and not want anything in return, that to me is the definition of a praise-worthy person. In the Yiddish language, such an individual is known as a 'mensch'; in English, it is called 'DDP'.

[jackbauer]

DDP went from a night club owner to a spot tv manager to a bona-fide pro wrestling hero at 40. While the NWO was running wild in WCW, DD was always the guy with a enough outlaw in him to remain outside the biggest gimmick in the history of wrestling, but still remain relevant. He's really one of a kind. He also had one of the best finishers of all time and one of the best stage names of all time.

[jacobladder]

I’m watching DDP’s feud with Macho Man, and it’s the best feud I’ve ever seen in wrestling! It’s like they legit hated each other!

[kenterminateddq]

DDP rarely gets emotional. That's really cool considering Dallas and Hunter are good friends.
I"m sure Page felt emotional when he heard about Triple H's health problems. :(

[ozzmoises]

This guy continues to help so many, what he has done after his wrestling career had been just as big and probably more important then his great wrestling career

[danielrierson]

He reminds me of Michael Keaton. Ddp was so cool and athletic nobody cared how old he was

[MrDCWood]

I remember watching this moment on Positively Living. It was a really great moment to behold on the DVD. Page was always one of my favourites in WCW and he deserved the Hall of Fame induction. Class act and a true legend.

[easter_sunday]

DDP and Stone Cold play well off of each other in this format. I’d love to see these 2 interview and even deconstruct active talent.

[sportsguyjose]

He told me this story in an interview I did with him in San Antonio. DDP is the nicest guy I've ever interviewed.

[AbsAli]

The man is so humble, so much respect for him

[DragONheartX]

DDP was awesome, he was one of my favorites back in WCW and really hoped he could've done more in WWF.

[dxrebel]

He needs to get Scott Hall for an interview

[vj]

DDP saved so many lives. Hall of fame is the least he could get back

[robertvantine]

During the height of the Atitude Era, with the Monday Night Wars, I so wanted to see WCW talent wrestle against WWF talent. Stone Cold vs DDP, Eddie Guerrero vs HBK, Sting vs HHH, or whatever the dream match-ups would be.

Never heard of DDP before I started watching WCW, but thoroughly enjoyed what he did in the ring.

[collinz]

This and Jeff's broken skull sessions were both awesome 💯