WWE Night of Champions - WWE Champion Randy Orton vs. John Cena vs. Triple H

Necro · 07-07-2009, 12:42 AM

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WWE Champion Randy Orton vs. John Cena vs. Triple H

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In both religion and ancient forms of magic, there has always been mystical strength and intensity surrounding the “Power of Three,” a triad of influences and reverence.

At Night of Champions, the Power of Three will also be on prominent display as a triumvirate of headstrong Superstars – WWE Champion Randy Orton, John Cena and Triple H – clash for the most coveted title in all of WWE.

The history simmering between Orton and Triple H has been well-documented and has lately boiled over into a deep, personal cruelty. For months, The Viper targeted Triple H and his family, including wife Stephanie McMahon, until finally he punted The Game in the skull, leaving his nemesis incapacitated for months.

The recent return of The King of Kings to Raw shocked everyone, including the WWE Champion, who found himself on the punishing end of Triple H’s vengeance – and a steel chair.

While the animosity between Orton and Triple H will unquestionably hang foul in the air, how might the inclusion of Cena affect the dynamic of the match? Cena has dealt with The Viper on several occasions but has only faced The Game one-on-one three times, resulting in one win, one loss and, most recently, a double disqualification. One hint may be found in the Triple Threat Match from WrestleMania XXIV, during which Cena, Triple H and then-WWE Champion Orton clashed.

It was toward the end of that match when Triple H and Cena traded heavy-fisted blows until finally The Game was able to administer a devastating Pedigree. Just when it appeared that The King of Kings would emerge with the gold, however, The Viper struck, punting The Cerebral Assassin squarely in the temple and quickly slithering atop Cena for the three-count to retain.

While two Superstars left empty-handed that night, there’s little doubt that both Triple H and Cena will do everything in their respective power to prevent a repeat performance. How they plan to achieve that is anyone’s guess. After all, each man prides himself on the ability to tackle challenges on their own, having proven that they’re their own men, prepared to plow through any Superstar, friend or foe, to capture gold again.

Will an intense focus of Orton and The Game on one another allow Cena to capitalize? Can Orton once again find the cunning enough to retain his precious gold? Will Orton’s Legacy henchmen play a role? Will Triple H and Cena find common cause to eliminate The Viper?

To find out the answers to these questions, catch all the action on the pay-per-view or Direct Webcast on July 26, 8 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. CT.

Tommy Platinum · 07-07-2009, 12:51 AM

Hmmm. Interesting I guess. Well, more interesting than another one on one match between Triple H and Orton. Of course, its nothing we havn't seen before. If it's as good as the Wrestlemania 24 match I'll consider it a good main event though. That wasn't spectacular, and it was a little short, but it was fun to watch.

I see this as a way to prolong the Orton/Triple H feud even longer. That feud just seems destined for Hell in a Cell unfortunately, so I really can't see Cena taking the belt here. Wouldn't surprise me if Triple H won it, but if I had to guess I'd say Orton will pin Cena after Triple H does the damage....but wait wasn't that the finish last time? lol

Kayla · 07-07-2009, 01:37 AM

I have a good feeling they'll give Cena the strap. If the assholes at RAW have the same state-of-mind as I do, they should know that Orton/HHH is way too personal. The title is just a prop to that feud. Give Cena the strap, maybe push MVP as a heel (what he is best) and do something like that. Or even Swagger. Either way, get the title out of the HHH/Orton stuff.

Necro · 07-07-2009, 05:53 AM

I doubt they change the title during this PPV, but hopefully this match transfers the feud to Cena/Orton instead of Orton/Triple H. Still want to see Orton retain until around January.

CGS · 07-07-2009, 07:08 AM

Ugh please let this be the last match in the Orton/HHH feud. I doubt it will be but I hope it is this feud has gone on for way to long & really needs to end now. I have a feeling they may try to drag it out to SS or even worse the HIAC PPV.

Anyway as for the match itself there match at WM24 wasn't to bad so this match should be good.

Roxy · 07-07-2009, 09:05 AM

Thankgod they put Cena in this, I don't think I have the strength to watch another Orton/Triple H singles match.

CGS · 07-07-2009, 09:32 AM

I think we all don't have the strength to watch another HHH/Orton singles match.

Tommy Platinum · 07-07-2009, 12:15 PM

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I have a good feeling they'll give Cena the strap. If the assholes at RAW have the same state-of-mind as I do, they should know that Orton/HHH is way too personal. The title is just a prop to that feud. Give Cena the strap, maybe push MVP as a heel (what he is best) and do something like that. Or even Swagger. Either way, get the title out of the HHH/Orton stuff.

That's what smart bookers would do. WWE will insist on keeping Triple H in the title picture and have him win the title from Orton at the HIAC PPV.

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I doubt they change the title during this PPV, but hopefully this match transfers the feud to Cena/Orton instead of Orton/Triple H. Still want to see Orton retain until around January.

Haha as if Orton would retain until January. He already looks like he doesn't belong in the same ring as Triple H because he's so strong. We both know Triple H will be standing tall at the end of their feud (a HIAC match) with the WWE title around his waste.

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Ugh please let this be the last match in the Orton/HHH feud. I doubt it will be but I hope it is this feud has gone on for way to long & really needs to end now. I have a feeling they may try to drag it out to SS or even worse the HIAC PPV.

Anyway as for the match itself there match at WM24 wasn't to bad so this match should be good.

Again, we know this won't be the last match in that feud. No point getting our hopes up lol.

This is going straight to Hell in a Cell.
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Kayla · 07-07-2009, 01:20 PM

It's amazing that at the beginning, HHH/Orton was good and then WM25 totally killed any momentum for it. After that, this feud went into the shitter.

RaiZ-R · 07-07-2009, 10:29 PM

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It's amazing that at the beginning, HHH/Orton was good and then WM25 totally killed any momentum for it. After that, this feud went into the shitter.

I know. It's crazy. How have we got here, from that? The build to 'Mania was brilliant (mostly), and then Mania left everyone so deflated. It was awful. And rather than cutting their loses and moving on, they continued it... And then continued it some more. I see it never ending. Ever.

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