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Old 02-15-2014, 11:46 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by MatthewAllenHanso View Post
Add Sheamus to the list of people who HHH should have handled better.

Heres the problem with HHH....he will put Cena and Bats over only because they were the Franchise guys like you said. But anyone else he will bury to keep himself as a threat or at the top.
Good point about Cena. However - a clean victory over Triple H still helped Cena establish even more credibility.

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There is no reason a retired HHH should be going over the recent champ in Punk, or Lesnar who is being pushed as the Baddest guy on the roster, etc. He is "retired" but still pushes himself as the ultimate ass kicker that no one can beat.
I completely agree with you on Punk.

Regarding Lesnar however - if it's in the WWE's long term plan to have Triple H still do meaningful jobs every now and then, then it doesn't make sense to have Triple H get completely squashed by Lesnar. Lesnar ultimately went over Hunter, but Triple H still has strong credibility as a result of him winning one of those matches.

p.s._______The above criticism by the way, can also be directed towards The Rock. "Retired" Rocky was able to defeat Cena and Punk. However - this ultimately lead to a 'credible' Rocky jobbing cleanly to Cena.
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