Triple H Relieved Of His Duties

Vince returned on last week's Raw to do what his son in law did a few weeks ago and relieved him of his duties.  Triple H was replaced by John Laurenitis and seems to have returned to the active roster!  I like seeing Triple H give another good run in the ring and I hope that he doesn't decide to hang up the boots too soon.

CM Punk Vs. Triple H: Put Together Too Fast?

While I am extremely excited to see HHH and Punk go at it at Night of Champions, I worry that the buildup for such a great match was not as good as it should have been.  Both Punk and Triple H are excellent ring workers, which means that the match will probably be very good, but I don't think that the buildup and events leading to the match were written as well as they could have been.  For a while the angle was supposed to be Kevin Nash vs. Punk but that ended up not happening for whatever reason and HHH was thrown in last minute.  I don't know if this was done intentionally or something came up that required a last minute change, but I just feel that such an epic encounter doesn't seem like it is as big enough of a deal that it should be.

Vince Is Relieved Of His Duties, Triple H Is Now In Charge

Does this mean we no longer are going to see Triple H in the ring?  Its an interesting new angle the WWE have given us and I am actually looking forward to see where this goes.  Only Vince would get fired in a pink suit.

Triple H, and Undertaker Fined

Despite the fact that they put on a great match, Triple H and The Undertaker were fined by WWE officials due to Triple H hitting Taker in the head with a chair at Wrestlemania.  This has been against the rules for a few years now and the WWE always fines people who break such rules.  Despite the fact that it was a stupid move by Triple H's part, I also think that it's kind of a shame that officials couldnt wave this fine due to the seniority of both competitors and that it was special circumstances.  Oh well, I guess for a rule to really work, there can be no exceptions.

The Chaperone=Crap. Triple H HImself= Not Bad At All

Maybe I am a little biased, but I have just watched The Chaperone on instant streaming netflix (thank you netflix for this wonderful feature) and I really don't think that Triple H was all that bad in the movie at all!  Sure the story was cliche and the rest of the characters could have been played by any actor on the planet, but I do believe that Triple H was not bad at all in this role.  He played his part, if not well, then definitely well enough.  I went into this movie thinking that I would be blasting his acting left and right but I was pleasantly surprised.  While the movie itself was nowhere near good, Triple H was not as bad as I expected him to be.  Put him in one more movie with a great character, I expect good things from Hunter Hearst Helmsely

The Chaperone...

If you see this crapfest of a movie you are not truly a wrestling fan, or maybe too much of one...

The Game Vs. The Deadman

If you ask me there is no better follow up to the HBK/Taker matches than Triple H vs. The Undertaker at wrestlemania.  Both are the last two successful, constant, main eventers left in the roster and to have these two meet in such an epic one on one match which very well could be one of the last matches of each otheir careers, will guarantee an epic matchup.  Hunter and Taker are the only last two measuring sticks left in the WWE.  The only other wrestlers that could even come close are Big Show and Edge.  Both Show and Edge are going to be legends in their own right but they havent paid the dues or had the constant success as the Game and the Last Outlaw.  When these two are gone then my generation will be truly dead.  I will be attending this matchup and hope it is up to par of last year's HBK Vs. Taker (which I was also present at).