Ruthless-RKO
F*ck Friends, Rather die wiv ma AK!
This whole angle with CM Punk causing Vince to go mad all leading up to the walk out this Raw has been phenomenal. I've read some people are complaining about flaws but what flaws is there? The story on how this is all started is great and it all started with Punk(The Cause). In the beginning, HHH as COO was just abuse waiting to happen like Vince. Punk ran him down, insulted him personally, and got into him so bad that one of HHH's close friends was like "F^#% this!" & jumped him. Punk doesn't believe in HHH. Punk thinks HHH is some nutbag who wants to drive the company down Punk is unlike HHH.
HHH came from a era where guys beat the nonsense out of the other guy and they didn't assault management on a whim that he might just be as cancerous. So what did HHH do in response? He tried to sign him and adhere to this guys every need. He got him his music, he got him his t-shirt, he got him in the main event, and took his insults with a smile knowing because it didn't matter what was right for him, it mattered what was right for business. Best boss ever really. He stuck his neck out for the greater good but all he did was get it chopped off. When it finally seemed that Punk realized that HHH was actually cooler than the other side of the pillow at Summerslam, Nash f'ed it all up. Then the angle gets better.
HHH, logically, gets ****ing pissed at Punk telling him that he has a tampon and sets up a match between the two which cancels the match between Nash & Punk. HHH puts his COO position on the line and THEN FIRES his best friend putting a end to all the conspiracy theories. HHH got his revenge for all the insults and everything was involuntarily cleared up between him but what happened addressed what the WWE locker was complaining about. Referees were getting beat down that night, people who were fired were showing up in places they weren't suppose to, and chaos was reigning supreme. HHH did what he had to do, cleaned it all up, and swept it under the bridge aka taking the grievances of the refs & firing Miz & R-Truth.
HHH's innocent. He is just doing his job. Not picking favorites, not choosing sides, but doing what is right. He cleared up his anger with Punk and vice versa(Though Punk believes someone else may be pulling the strings) and all should be good, right? Now the heels start crying and while none of their grievances are right(Vickie causing her man to get punched by Wolverine, Cody using his facial mask inappropriately which led to him getting his @$$ beat, and Christian whining about a lumberjack doing his job), HHH reacted in a way that did not address a counter but instead told to me **** off. HIAC comes along and Ace is just doing all things in HHH's name which leads to chaos(Booking the IC title match & kicking out Truth & Miz which may have been a cause to what happened in the cell). Then the main event ends and the people who got fired are now beating people up that are hired. The wrestlers, the referees, the camera crew, and everyone is just in harm's way.
HHH did nothing wrong and even told Ace to get the police beforehand but doesn't look good in the eye of the locker room. I mean while HHH did fire those two, nothing guarantees they won't come back and harm the other superstars? Henry hurt two commentators yet while he got fined, what is to stop him from doing it again? HHH comes from the era where guys would talk about it and be about it. The era where if somebody got hit, somebody was going to hit back extra hard. There was whining at times but everyone settled their problems with their hands and their legs. Triple H was in the era where men reacted like men. To him, all these "issues" are being brought on by cats they are soft. When Miz & R-truth got finished attacking the three superstars of the Main Event of his ppv for his company, he didn't cry about it. He be about it. He stepped in and beat the **** out of them with EVERYONE watching. Unfortunately for him, this is not that era anymore. He's done a good job but no one can see it. He's done everything right but no one can talk about it. He has been about it but no one understands about it.
I love this angle. In my opinion, the way they need to keep this angle going is with Punk siding with HHH. "I spit in your face, made fun of your wife, and smacked you in your big nose with a microphone. You looked at me with a smile as I called you a doofus yet you still didn't fire me. You made absolutely sure I was comfortable back here in the WWE, made sure R-Truth & Real World Mike were fired, and even cut ties for your best friend. As much as I as it pains me to say it, you did it for the business. Hunter, you may be allot of things....but a bad boss you aren't. No matter how much of a douche bag I think you are, you have my vote of confidence.". I think that be awesome.
HHH came from a era where guys beat the nonsense out of the other guy and they didn't assault management on a whim that he might just be as cancerous. So what did HHH do in response? He tried to sign him and adhere to this guys every need. He got him his music, he got him his t-shirt, he got him in the main event, and took his insults with a smile knowing because it didn't matter what was right for him, it mattered what was right for business. Best boss ever really. He stuck his neck out for the greater good but all he did was get it chopped off. When it finally seemed that Punk realized that HHH was actually cooler than the other side of the pillow at Summerslam, Nash f'ed it all up. Then the angle gets better.
HHH, logically, gets ****ing pissed at Punk telling him that he has a tampon and sets up a match between the two which cancels the match between Nash & Punk. HHH puts his COO position on the line and THEN FIRES his best friend putting a end to all the conspiracy theories. HHH got his revenge for all the insults and everything was involuntarily cleared up between him but what happened addressed what the WWE locker was complaining about. Referees were getting beat down that night, people who were fired were showing up in places they weren't suppose to, and chaos was reigning supreme. HHH did what he had to do, cleaned it all up, and swept it under the bridge aka taking the grievances of the refs & firing Miz & R-Truth.
HHH's innocent. He is just doing his job. Not picking favorites, not choosing sides, but doing what is right. He cleared up his anger with Punk and vice versa(Though Punk believes someone else may be pulling the strings) and all should be good, right? Now the heels start crying and while none of their grievances are right(Vickie causing her man to get punched by Wolverine, Cody using his facial mask inappropriately which led to him getting his @$$ beat, and Christian whining about a lumberjack doing his job), HHH reacted in a way that did not address a counter but instead told to me **** off. HIAC comes along and Ace is just doing all things in HHH's name which leads to chaos(Booking the IC title match & kicking out Truth & Miz which may have been a cause to what happened in the cell). Then the main event ends and the people who got fired are now beating people up that are hired. The wrestlers, the referees, the camera crew, and everyone is just in harm's way.
HHH did nothing wrong and even told Ace to get the police beforehand but doesn't look good in the eye of the locker room. I mean while HHH did fire those two, nothing guarantees they won't come back and harm the other superstars? Henry hurt two commentators yet while he got fined, what is to stop him from doing it again? HHH comes from the era where guys would talk about it and be about it. The era where if somebody got hit, somebody was going to hit back extra hard. There was whining at times but everyone settled their problems with their hands and their legs. Triple H was in the era where men reacted like men. To him, all these "issues" are being brought on by cats they are soft. When Miz & R-truth got finished attacking the three superstars of the Main Event of his ppv for his company, he didn't cry about it. He be about it. He stepped in and beat the **** out of them with EVERYONE watching. Unfortunately for him, this is not that era anymore. He's done a good job but no one can see it. He's done everything right but no one can talk about it. He has been about it but no one understands about it.
I love this angle. In my opinion, the way they need to keep this angle going is with Punk siding with HHH. "I spit in your face, made fun of your wife, and smacked you in your big nose with a microphone. You looked at me with a smile as I called you a doofus yet you still didn't fire me. You made absolutely sure I was comfortable back here in the WWE, made sure R-Truth & Real World Mike were fired, and even cut ties for your best friend. As much as I as it pains me to say it, you did it for the business. Hunter, you may be allot of things....but a bad boss you aren't. No matter how much of a douche bag I think you are, you have my vote of confidence.". I think that be awesome.
But we all know that is impossible.