Wrestlezone’s Top 10: CM Punk Confrontations

October 8, 2012

Number 6: Triple H

The history is there. The backstory is there. What else do you really need? How about Triple H being in multiple Hell in a Cell matches, while making a statement for his entire career in these matches. Punk respects Trips, there is no doubt, but this could be great back and forth exchange. Also, Triple H could just force Punk to defend the title against John Cena anyways. He has the power and could try and screw over a guy who is aligned with a WWE enemy. Triple H would not be my first choice, but he certainly would be a solid fit into developing more of CM Punk’s story. With the injury to John Cena, there is only so much he can do. This fills time, makes some intrigue, and puts a legend’s name right where CM Punk is at now.

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