Oh it’s on now!
I hoped this day would never come, Optimist Vs Optimist. FIGHT!
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First of all, Randy Orton being announced the WWE Champion really made no sense. He injured John Cena in an illegal manner, and gets named the WWE Champion? It's a huge let down for anyone who tuned in wanting to see a WWE Champion decided.
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He was the number 1 contender and therefore would be the next in line for the title, plus Vince is an asshole and therefore can do whatever he wants because it’s his company. And we did get a proper match and the title decided at the end of the night
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The opening match made no sense. Triple H made fun of Vince and gets rewarded? They had about 6 days to come up with something, and that was all they could do? The school boy pin didn't really protect Randy Orton, either. School boys work well for fluke wins, but this clearly wasn't put over as a fluke win. It was Triple H going over cleanly, and it didn't completely bury Orton, but it made him out to look inferior to Triple H. It make Triple H look smarter, stronger, and overall better. A Pedigree would have done exactly the same thing.
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A roll up doesn’t make him look stronger, it’s a roll up for god sake, it’s just quick thinking after a mistake by Orton, it made the crowd hot all night. And there was no way they were going to finish with the prison match, so you had to know something else was coming
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The latter booking of Triple H made more sense. Vince forcing him through the marathon of Umaga and Randy Orton. It was a creative way at getting everything they advertised in, and it made Triple H look good. Randy Orton winning back the WWE Championship at the end was wise, too. Triple H retaining would have made no sense, as Umaga and Carlito could have been sent out by Vince to beat down Triple H and hold Orton up.
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Umaga and Carlito were not needed as the purpose of this match was to get Orton over as a legit champ instead of a guy who was given a belt, HHH did was all faces do in these matches and that’s keep going until you have nothing left, thus making both strong
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What I disagree most with is their decision to not care about disappointing. Triple H was not the saviour the WWE wanted to see. They wanted Jericho. I think they would have preferred a Hardy over Triple H. This was their chance to make a star, but instead they used an established guy, which makes sense, but it is a lot more boring.
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Orton was going to go over in the end, whoever they brought out to make a star was going to have to lose, therefore not making anyone, except for Orton
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I also disagree that they were taking the WWE Championship off John Cena at No Mercy. A lot of people seem to think that was the path they were going to take, but I judging by how Randy Orton won the Unforgiven match, and got to go over John Cena pretty strong throughout the feud, I'm sure it was leading to John Cena standing tall and retaining his title like Superman. They were going to continue the program heading into Cyber Sunday, and I think they would have had Randy Orton go over there, if anywhere. They might have even gone straight into John Cena vs. Triple H for the WWE Championship, and never had Orton so much as touch the belt.
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So they brought there plans forward for the Orton win, they had to, if they wanted HHH to run with the title they would of kept it on him, right now I think we can expect a HHH/Vince feud as planned, heck they night even still use Kennedy in the same role, just not as his son. Orton needs a new opponent from tonight onwards, there’s a lack of top level faces right now, so whoever it is it’s going to be a short lived feud until Jericho comes in, at Cyber Sunday I guess now.
What happens form there onwards is anyones guess