Impeccable
02-27-2006, 06:21 AM
Forgive me if this has already been posted.
http://www.wwe.com/superstars/raw/tripleh/tentimestheking/
Basically, I'll save you the troubles of reading it. Triple H recalls all his title reigns and says he is the best. Now, all this hype leading up to wrestlemania about Triple H and his title reigns is reminiscent of the build up to every Mania Triple H main events. But it seriously got me thinking that Cena is going to go over, especially after last years Mania with Batista, and the year before with Benoit. Personally, I think he will put Cena over. Cena was struggling to get a fan reaction, and I'm not saying Triple H is the ultimate heel, but look at what he has done with other stars.
Test in late 1999 - With the whole Stephanie McMahon wedding thing, he made Test look awesome, and at one point, a credible main eventer.
Chris Jericho last man standing match at Fully Loaded 2000 - Okay, so Chris lost, but Trips made him look like the star he should have been.
Kurt Angle through Summer 2000 - The Whole Steph angle...was awesome. Kurt kissing her while she was unconcsious. That angle was funny, and IMO ***helped*** to elevate Kurt. Kurt would have made it , regardless, but that angle pushed him faster.
Jeff Hardy (May 2001) - When Triple H lost the IC title to hardy, but won it back a week later, it boosted his career. In fact, that whole three week feud with the Hardy Boyz made them look amazing.
Shelton Benjamin - When Shelton came to Raw, Triple H put him over big time. A clean victory over Triple H.
Then there's Benoit, and Batista at two consecutive wrestlemanias. What I'm basically getting at is that Triple H puts stars over for fun, and is good at it. Maybe this is just what Cena needs to cement him as a fan favourite. The only problem is, when people think of Triple H, they think of Steiner/Goldberg and his ten championships. What they don't think is that putting the belt on Trips is a way of getting other stars over, and that's where his bad rep comes from.
I know it was a little long winded, but it leads to the point of my post, and the question. Should Cena go over Triple H, or is Cena a lost cause and they should put the belt back on him until a new, young star comes along?
http://www.wwe.com/superstars/raw/tripleh/tentimestheking/
Basically, I'll save you the troubles of reading it. Triple H recalls all his title reigns and says he is the best. Now, all this hype leading up to wrestlemania about Triple H and his title reigns is reminiscent of the build up to every Mania Triple H main events. But it seriously got me thinking that Cena is going to go over, especially after last years Mania with Batista, and the year before with Benoit. Personally, I think he will put Cena over. Cena was struggling to get a fan reaction, and I'm not saying Triple H is the ultimate heel, but look at what he has done with other stars.
Test in late 1999 - With the whole Stephanie McMahon wedding thing, he made Test look awesome, and at one point, a credible main eventer.
Chris Jericho last man standing match at Fully Loaded 2000 - Okay, so Chris lost, but Trips made him look like the star he should have been.
Kurt Angle through Summer 2000 - The Whole Steph angle...was awesome. Kurt kissing her while she was unconcsious. That angle was funny, and IMO ***helped*** to elevate Kurt. Kurt would have made it , regardless, but that angle pushed him faster.
Jeff Hardy (May 2001) - When Triple H lost the IC title to hardy, but won it back a week later, it boosted his career. In fact, that whole three week feud with the Hardy Boyz made them look amazing.
Shelton Benjamin - When Shelton came to Raw, Triple H put him over big time. A clean victory over Triple H.
Then there's Benoit, and Batista at two consecutive wrestlemanias. What I'm basically getting at is that Triple H puts stars over for fun, and is good at it. Maybe this is just what Cena needs to cement him as a fan favourite. The only problem is, when people think of Triple H, they think of Steiner/Goldberg and his ten championships. What they don't think is that putting the belt on Trips is a way of getting other stars over, and that's where his bad rep comes from.
I know it was a little long winded, but it leads to the point of my post, and the question. Should Cena go over Triple H, or is Cena a lost cause and they should put the belt back on him until a new, young star comes along?