Triple H, Dry Ice: WWE Wrestler Suffers 2nd Degree Burns During 'WrestleMania 29' Entrance Malfunction, WATCH [VIDEO], Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar Suffers Concussion?

Sunday, April 7 WWE hosted their biggest event of the year, "WrestleMania 29." The pay-per-view is wrestling's Super Bowl and every year they host thousands of fans. "WrestleMania 29" was hosted this year by MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ and over 80,000 fans attended. With the spectacle of WrestleMania there are always a few glitches that happen. Like this year, in the main event, The Rock suffered serious injuries while facing John Cena. Another mishap, that went under the radar was Triple H's run in with dry ice that resulted in the WWE superstar suffering second degree burns. Keep reading to find out more.

You can watch video below of Triple H's entrance during "WrestleMania 29." Triple H, real name Paul Levesque, was facing former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar in a No Holds Barred match that put Triple H's career on the line. Triple H ended up defeating Lesnar, but it wasn't without its complications.

As Triple H was coming out to the ring for his entrance, you can see (watch below) Triple H get sprayed by malfunctioning dry ice. Immediately you can see the dry ice all over Triple H's abdomen as he tried to wipe it off. As you've probably heard, dry ice burns. This became even more evident after the show when Triple H tweeted, "For those wondering... Stuff stuck to me at mania was dry ice. Gave me 2nd degree burns on torso & arms." Included in the tweet was the below picture of the burns Triple H suffered.

Despite wrestling being scripted, real injuries do happen. What's impressive is that Triple H didn't even flinch or seem to be any pain while walking out to the ring. He then went on to wrestle in a very physical match with Lesnar that also reportedly resulted in Lesnar suffering a concussion. According to F4Wonline.com, Lesnar was knocked out cold just a few minutes into their match after receiving a knee to the head from Triple H. I think we can all agree these guys are a lot tougher than your average joe.