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Old 02-11-2009, 08:43 AM   #32
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A lot of people sense it would be Triple H, but that gets me thinking: Is that the best move right now? Edge vs. Triple H is being set-up pretty nicely, and I'd personally rather see that on the SmackDown! side. It leaves Edge with nowhere to really go, except to maybe work with Big Show, or something. Ooo, exciting!

Randy Orton jumping to SmackDown! would be kind of cool, but where does that leave Legacy? They just can't jump with him, can they? It's not like they won the Royal Rumble. It also leaves John Cena without a real opponent for WrestleMania. Cena vs. Orton seems pretty direct right now, and does seem like a perfectly serviceable RAW main event (I guess). At least it has the Royal Rumble thing behind it.

I'm thinking that these teases of Orton going over to SmackDown! may just be red herrings, and that we get things as expected: Orton kicks in Shane McMahon's head, it turns out that Stephanie was in fact talking to Orton, and then Orton heads straight for John Cena and the World Heavyweight Championship.
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