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Old 10-27-2004, 12:33 AM   #331
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Originally Posted by Big Vito 22
I liked todonight's ending. I find it ironic how the one night Steph is in charge, HHH gets his ass handed to him by the whole roster.
If you really think about it, it's all a part of a bigger plan to get Triple H even more over in his angle with Randy Orton.

First, they make guys like Jericho, Benoit, Maven, and Benjamin look weak because they're arguing iwith Triple H, like he's the damn general manager or some sort of a God. Why is he such a force to be reckoned with? Because he's the World Heavyweight Champion and the leader of Evolution? Yeah right. All it does is inadvertantly make Triple H and Evolution look even stronger by making these guys look lower than them.

The ending was simply a message: Evolution is dominant and it takes the whole fuckin' roster just to get a hit on them. That's pretty damn sad when Evolution only consists of three people, and the RAW roster consists of about 25, with many guys bigger or at least as threatening as Flair, Batista and Triple H.

In the end, the whole gang-beating thing was all about Randy Orton vs. Triple H. Stephanie booked that ending because it made everyone else's little angles and storylines (such as they are) look insignificant to the real deal, and the real deal is Orton vs. Triple H.
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