The return of the Two Man Power Trip

[KingofOldSchool]

Okay I've been thinking about this for a while and I figured I'd bring this up here.

What would you guys say about them running an angle at Wrestlemania where both Triple H and John Cena turn heel and form The Two Man Power Trip ala Austin/HHH in 2001?

I know some of you will say "Ugh not another Turn John Cena heel thread." It's not really about that, because before Triple H's quad injury the rumors were that the whole angle was leading to Triple H vs. Stone Cold at Wrestlemania X-8.

This is mainly for something new and different especially since the original Two Man Power Trip didn't last as long as it should have due to Triple H's injury. This one could run its course throughout the rest of the year and into early next year leading up to Wrestlemania 25.

They should be booked almost exactly how Austin/HHH were then, HHH wins the WWE Title, Cena wins the IC Title, and then they eventually win the tag titles. Of course the main storyline here is why should the top two guys in the industry fight each other when they can just team up and take out everyone else.

JBL could form a loose association with them that is based on money where he will help them out when they need it. And they could use this to elevate Mr. Kennedy (even though I hate him) as a babyface and at the same time try to re-establish Randy Orton as a babyface as well. And of course you will still have guys like Jericho and HBK who they can feud with as well.

Of course this would all lead to them having a falling out, Cena turns back to possibly even a bigger face (one that can get 100% fan support) and face off with Triple H for the title next year at Mania.

This could help Cena improve his popularity ten fold by the end of this angle as the smart marks will get a break from his Super Face routine and the other fans will gladly cheer him again when they would turn him face again early next year.

I also see this as a heel version of the Mega Powers which was an incredible money maker for the company because it got over so well.