WWE Hell in a Cell Preview: Breaking Down the Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship
Alberto Del Rio, John Cena and CM Punk have all been victims of the WWE's horrendous booking this summer.
For some reason unbeknownst to me, all three of these guys were given crappy, forgettable WWE Championship reigns that accomplished only two things: Adding to Cena's ridiculous amount of World title reigns, and completely negating all the build Del Rio's had over the past year or so.
Ironically, we now find ADR, Cena and Punk battling over that same WWE title once again, and this time it's Cena holding onto the strap after winning it from Del Rio at Night of Champions two weeks ago.
Given Del Rio's ridiculously short title reign, I don't think there's any chance he's going to win the belt back at Hell in a Cell. All you have to do is re-watch the end of Monday's Raw to realize that.
Del Rio came away looking like the strongest competitor when the show went off the air, and it's typical WWE booking to have the guy who looks the strongest on Raw lose at the pay-per-view.
Why? I have no idea, but that's what the WWE likes to do.
That leaves two possible choices for the winner of the first-ever Triple Threat HIAC match at Sunday: Cena and Punk.
Now, I know everyone is thinking that "Super Cena" will reign supreme on Sunday, but I actually don't. Survivor Series is just around the corner, and Cena is going to wrestle in a traditional 5-on-5 match alongside The Rock.
So, why put the title on Cena? You don't.
If I'm part of the WWE creative team, I have Punk get the pin on ADR on Sunday, Cena use his rematch against Punk at Vengeance, Punk win that match and then do Punk vs. Del Rio for the WWE title at Survivor Series.
Then again, you never know what those creative writers are going to do. I'm probably dead wrong.
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