Former WWE creative team member Seth Mates has been Tweeting today, offering his thoughts on how the CM Punk vs Triple H feud might play out on TV. The Tweets read from the bottom of the page and move upwards.
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"But HHH already got his win.
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Or, baby'll rise above the BS and the return match will be huge $. That's the carrot he dangles. Rarely happens. He knows that.
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The goal, ultimately, is to make the up-and-coming baby look inept and never get the win back.
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The faction formation gives you some stuff to work with in the longterm – babyface build is all about the "thrill of the chase," after all.
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The quote we heard a time or two, if I'm not mistaken, is "I really want to make this kid."
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(2) Uses Nash's ineptitude to slowly undermine Punk and casually throws out that maybe HHH should go over. Says it'll mean more that …
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(1) Nash unable to wrestle. HHH casually suggests he take his place, knowing working with Punk good for him. Says he'll put Punk over.
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The problem is, this is HHH we're dealing with, so here's how I imagine it really happened and will happen. This is all speculation.
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… throws everything but the kitchen sink at babyface. (3) Babyface finally gets come-uppance at WrestleMania.
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So here's the formula for what WWE is doing right now: (1) Give you big match with heel (HHH) going over. (2) Heel forms faction and …"
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
