Thread: hw would you feel about HHH breaking Taker's Mania streak?
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Old 02-28-2011, 06:10 PM   #67
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Originally Posted by Jordan X View Post
I guess I just expected them to go this route to give this match more hype. Triple H has said he doesn't want to return full time ever again, so he could either just retire in glory at Wrestlemania against The Undertaker OR return after another year when nobody cares he said he'd retire like most wrestlers do.

Triple H is too young to retire and his legacy isn't complete, I feel that when his kids get older and he gets tired of them that he will come back to Raw full time, probably when Cena is injured and hog the title for a year or two. Then shoot on Cena in a match and break his leg, and take the World Heavyweight Title back to his wife and kids.

And this ladies and gentlemen is how we will end up with only one World Title in WWE.
Triple H isn't old by any means, but his on-screen persona is pretty old. He's been around in the WWE for more than 15 years. He's won dozens of World Titles, been in many huge and historic matches, he's built and destroyed careers, he's headlined WrestleMania numerous times, he's faced everyone from Rock and Austin up to Orton and Cena and everyone inbetween.

What is there really left for him to do, besides going out in a blaze of glory at WrestleMania against the same man who sent his mentor/best friend/partner packing?
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