You can find currently two common views around the WWE Universe over how a WrestleMania clash between Brock Lesnar and Triple H can play out. The WWE is attempting to sell this match as a tale of redemption. Multiple H was taken up to his lowest level after his reduction to Lesnar at SummerSlam. He has seen his and his best friendasa'Shawn Michaels'a'arms broken at the hands of The Beast. He's also observed his father-in-law Vince McMahon required into hip surgery by the former UFC Heavyweight champion. Everything is pushing towards Triple H winning the match and to be able to stand tall within the evil that is Brock Lesnar. Another school of thought is that Triple H has been so dominant over recent weeks he is bound to reduce at aMania. It's perhaps not unusual for the WWE to press one wrestler over the other, just for the seemingly weaker individual to rise up and get the victory at the pay-per-view. Add the rumor that Brock Lesnar has been guaranteed a run as winner in his new deal, and it would seem that The Game is coming to the conclusion of his in-ring career. Yet both of these scenarios sometimes happens simultaneously. A no-holds-barred match gets the clear advantage that momentum can be changed by the match quickly indeed. Additionally, it makes Triple Has popular sledgehammer a totally appropriate system. No-one in the modern era is indeed well associated with a person weapon, and it's apt to be the difference-maker. Yet supporters can look to just two years ago when the no-holds-barred match between Triple H and The Undertaker saw one guy win the match, but the war is won by the other. aTaker could hardly escape the world on his energy and was not seen again for a complete season. If Lesnar set an identical beating on Triple H, then he top might get a massive increase despite losing. In this situation, Triple H being performed of the market is likely to function as last WWE supporters see of The Overall Game for many weeks.
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