How Will WWE Explain Orton, Punk, Cena, Kelly Kelly Not Walking Out?

[rge2010]

I noticed these 4 superstars were not involved in the 'walk out' angle, Maybe there was more?

These are the 4 'superfaces' so obviously would have harmed their characters walking out and made no sense. Still though, WWE should explain these?

I expect a few 'this is WWE, they wont explain anything' responses but still makes for a discussion?

By the way, Zack Ryder also returned when Raw went off air, he came back to say he had changed his mind. Maybe a WWE.com exclusive. Triple H pedigreed him though LOL

 

[Paragon of Virtue]

Eve, Sheamus, and Mason Ryan weren't out there either. I was also left curious as to why they all weren't out there. And this happens almost every time there's a case where they want the whole roster to go into the arena, that there's random wrestlers that don't go out there.

 

[Papa Zapatista]

I may be wrong, but I didn't see Sheamus there either. It's a bit silly to show the whole locker room walk out on Trips, but the biggest faces are nowhere to be seen. It's *VERY* noticeable. I understand that the purpose of this was to prevent them from getting booed, but it would have made the segment much more powerful. The crowd was very dead at the end of the show, and I can't help but feel that seeing Cena, Punk, and Orton walking out with the rest would have made the ending 10x better.

 

[Frozen Fire]

i haven't seen raw yet but all the names u mentioned are all faces...... so maybe they'll come out next week saying that they support HHH and that he's doing an excellent job as COO...even Air boom, alex riley and zach ryder were reluctant to go and they can just claim that they didn't know what was the right thing to do at that moment (choosing a side, co-workers or boss) but after a week of thinking over they've changed their mind... all of this builds towards SS and we can have 2 ellimination matches.......

 

[xoxo French Kiss xoxo]

Maybe they don't have a problem with the treatment they've been getting over the past few months with Triple H in charge, so they didn't feel the need to walk out? eh? eeeeeeh?

 

[lakersyr09]

I did notice that too, that all the superover faces such as sheamus, orton, cena, k2, eve, mason ryan, cm punk were not at the meeting at the end of raw, and I do feel that they are behind HHH, and same way, maybe next week they will come out together with HHH, and call back all the faces in the company and they will end up having an big company battle taking place with all the heels lead by Johnny Ace going against all the faces lead by HHH, and this will lead towards the ss matches and the elimation matches, plus I don't think I saw Gabrial out there either

 

[rge2010]

Good points about Sheamus and Mason Ryan, forgot them.

So next weeks show you could potentially see John Cena, Randy Orton, CM Punk, Sheamus and Mason Ryan on Raw showing their support for Triple H.

There is also Big Show and Kane to return who could add to the storyline.

 

[MrSmokeydogg7]

cm punk already said he doesn't think triple h is the problem he said it on raw after night of champions

john cena will say how he agrees that you fight to solve your problems not cry and sue
same goes for sheamus and orton


these guys wouldn't have walked out on hhh so it makes sense not to have them there cause it would ruin the whole walk out thing with everyone leaving even the camera guys

 

[Davi323]

The missing wrestlers will say something along the lines that they refused to participate in a vote of no confidence, that the entire idea was ridiculous. All this no-confidence thing did was further the divide between team HHH and team Laurenitis/McMahon for Survivor Series. Over the next few weeks not only will the WWE be building up for the October PPV, but they will lay the foundation for Survivor Series, which will no doubt be the culmination of the COO storyline, with Vince McMahon regaining control.

Triple H being in charge as a storyline was only to get the fanbase used to the idea that someday Vince will be gone...but this was/is just a test run. Vince was always going to come back. The vote of no confidence is just a sign that the return storyline is beginning in earnest.

 

[PsychoBlack]

I just assumed that since they were not out there that they voted that they had confidence in HHH. All of these superstars have stand up characters and love to wreck shit so i dont see why they wouldnt have any confdence in trips. For the most part last nights vote was made up of nobody's....regardless of the fact HHH said he wanted the fans confidence and judging from the applause he recieved during the vote I would say eh has it

 

[Slowdude]

I'm going to say.. for the faces that did walk out they were heavily out numbered by the heels due to the fact that the big name faces such as Cena, Orton, Punk, Sheamus or even injured stars such as Big Show, Kane and so forth weren't out there. I'd say its simply because all the ones who weren't out there have been around for years and in storyline terms agree with the whole "this is wrestling, have a problem? fight about it" thing HHH was going on about.

Also why would Lawler walk out? Mark Henry was the reason why he got injured and Mark Henry got a $250,000 fine for it. Isn't that retribution? One more thing, didn't the original Nexus & John Cena do the exact same thing (In Cena's case just to attack the Nexus). No one cried then. This was a good way to make allot of the heels look like a bunch of *****es and the only reason the faces walked out was because they were heavily out numbered and didn't really have a choice.

Finally. Isn't Mark Henry the biggest threat right now? Injuring Big Show, Kane, Stage hands, Drew, Lawler. Tried to injure Sheamus and Orton. He got a World Title out of it. He did receive a $250,000 fine but doesn't that put him in the same league as Miz/Truth besides the fact that he still has a job?

 

[Slyfox696]

If the WWE doesn't ever bring it up, people will forget those guys weren't out there next week. However, my guess is that, amid the rumors for Survivor Series, those other guys weren't out there so they could be on team Triple H at the Survivor Series.

 

[rockyrocky11]

What I don't get much like you said is how there's no explanation. This whole thing started with Punk and Cena, how do you not have the 2 people most heavily involved with the storyline out for the vote???

 

[The Champ]

They weren't out there for two reasons.

1. WWE didn't want them getting booed.

2. Like Sly said, they're likely teammates for Triple H at Survivor Series.

If the whole roster actually did walk out, I expect Cena, Punk, Orton, Sheamus and the few others to come out on SmackDown and say they have full support for Triple H. Granted, none of them have ever really gotten along with the H-man in storyline, but Punk has said that he doesn't think Triple H is part of the conspiracy anymore, and all four of them love their jobs too much to just start whining and leave.

Of course, I'm not quite clear on whether the walk out was an actual walk out on the company, or just a walk out on Triple H's leadership. If it's the latter, then business may continue on SmackDown as usual under Teddy Long as we await a new COO to be appointed on Monday.

 

[Mustang Sally]

Maybe they don't have a problem with the treatment they've been getting over the past few months with Triple H in charge, so they didn't feel the need to walk out? eh? eeeeeeh?

Logical. Orton and Kelly have thrived since Triple H took over; how are we supposed to accept the notion that they have something to gripe about? Meanwhile, Cena is the poster boy of the company, speaking both kayfabe and real life..... it hardly makes sense to have him cross the boss last night.

Punk is the odd man out in these proceedings. On one hand, no one in the company has had it as good as he has (kayfabe) during Triple H's reign. At the same time, though, Punk is supposed to be the king of the anti-establishment crowd; having him not make an appearance during that show of solidarity makes him look like a hypocrite, no?

Kelly and Orton might continue to have nothing to do with this storyline, but fear not; Cena and Punk will have plenty to say before it's over. I'm delighted to note, though, that I have no idea which side they'll touch down on and what form it will take when they do. There are a few members of this forum who think this is a bad storyline, but I think it's great because it will keep us guessing. No one does it like WWE.

 

[rockyrocky11]

This will sound crazy but the person I was most surprised with walking out was Zack Ryder. I'm not a fan of his but hasn't triple h been helping him out every week...anyway the wwe could've given and upper mid carder the chance to really get some attention by being the only guy sticking up for hhh and I'm kind of pissed they didn't do it

 

[reddogs489]

people also seem to forget that undertaker is still on the wwe roster and they have been teasing him to come back with he support triple h too in his battle and also the rock is confirm for SS too so how will he play into it as well.

 

[The Champ]

Punk is the odd man out in these proceedings. On one hand, no one in the company has had it as good as he has (kayfabe) during Triple H's reign. At the same time, though, Punk is supposed to be the king of the anti-establishment crowd; having him not make an appearance during that show of solidarity makes him look like a hypocrite, no?

Here's what I think the difference is. Punk's goal has been to make the WWE "fun again," i.e., to make things enjoyable for the fans. He's trying to facilitate change for the betterment of the company as a whole. Many of these other guys who are complaining are just looking out for themselves, and don't give two shits about the "WWE Universe." Also, two other things. Punk has already gone on record and said that he no longer believes that Triple H is part of this conspiracy. That alone gives him an out. In addition, he's one of the only people who is never afraid to say or do anything, so him tucking his tail between his legs and leaving out of fear isn't in his character. Because fear itself isn't in his character. The guy who started this chaos in the first place isn't going anywhere because of it.

 

[gazzatticus]

there is always the option that they were taken out backstage and we didnt see it only for it to come to light on smackdown! show a clip of the six heels in the match and truth and miz to take them all out so they can't vote as they knew they would be the ones the roster would look to not to walk out?

 

[reddogs489]

Someone else is behind this and it wont be the person who we think. Right now everyone is saying John L or VKm but no one has mention Steph or Shane i mean triple H took their dad's job what if they want it back to their dad.

 

[Brahma Bull]

They all have their own reason's (kayfabe) for not being out there.

Even though sheamus and hhh were enemies at one point, sheamus is all about fighting, and was one of the only guys to stand up to mark henry. He would never bitch about being jumped. Even as a heel he never complained about fighting.

Orton can say that he never really saw eye to eye with hhh, but he has always settled everything in the ring, and is not afraid of anyone.

CM Punk knows its someone else, so he may be on trip's side now

Cena is of course for the fans so he would never leave them no matter who is in charge.

I also see a team wwe vs team outsiders taking place with the rock, cena, punk, sheamus, and orton vs miz, truth, rhodes, barrett, christian. Although looking at this, the wwe may try to add more star power to the heels, as this seems very one sided.

 

[The Champ]

Someone else is behind this and it wont be the person who we think. Right now everyone is saying John L or VKm but no one has mention Steph or Shane i mean triple H took their dad's job what if they want it back to their dad.

It won't be Shane, as he is no longer with the company. Steph is possible but keep in mind that she's a mother and that's probably the reason why she's barely been involved in this in the first place. Laurinaitis is working as a stooge for Vince, because he's just as much of a "yes man" as CM Punk said. There have also been several reports to support this, claiming that Vince was mad at Del Rio for mentioning his name because he's returning to television soon. It might not be the best direction, but that's where they're headed.

 

[George Steele's Barber]

Who cares? Where was the best boy, the director, food services, trainers, road agents and fluffers?

It was a boring segment. Most of the workers walked out on management and that means we are going to have to see what happens next, or don't. We could dream something up about how this is a metaphor of how the American (and foreign) worker has gotten soft and every failure of the economy is due to workers laziness and labor unions and that rich corporate management is the real victim. Linda 2012!

They may not explain the absence of those guys and honestly it is for the best. Who wants to listen to another speech? Let's hope this is not resolved by Smackdown and they bring in new talent to fill in some of the show and give us a free 60-minute Cena-Punk-Sheamus-Orton Ironman Match. Or maybe this is an opportunity to show what a backstage influence UT is?

 

[RD_21]

I know why they were not there, like someone said it was because it would have ruined the walk out angle, but that's exactly why I am pissed that they were not there.

This angle is dumb, there's not even chaos, there's Miz and R-Truth who are attacking people. Nexus did worst. Mark Henry who walked out is doing worst then them also as far as damage is concerned. When McMhaon was forming the corporate ministry to keep Austin down there was no walk out angle. And what about the dumb referee, don't they remember the evil D-X days with Hunter and Steph when HHH was attacking ref and they went on strike, that was a WAY more dangerous time to be a ref. I know in wrestling we are suppose to forget everything that happenned before sometime and sometime don't, but that's making me mad. The whole insulting the intelligence thing and I know it's my fault, but that's how I feel about it.

HHH should have told the ref, should have told Henry that he was doing more damage then Miz and Truth, Cena and Punk should have come out and back HHH up, Ryder and the other face should have not been *****es and enter the ring backing HHH up. The whole walking out angle is dumb because I don't believe it for one bit. If there was a vote, the fans would be more voices in the first place and everybody being *****es is just making me mad.

I know why the big faces where not there, but I was expecting them to show up after Lawler to wake everyone up.

 

[Straight-Edge]

IMO, there is nothing to explain. Its probably just to start talk, "oh, did you notice that CM Punk, Cena, etc., wheren't out there?", and I wouldn't be suprised if it was, 'cause this is something WWE would do. And on another note, I think that HBK might have hand in all of this.