In a recent series of Twitter comments, former WWE creative writer Seth Mates seemed a bit disgruntled and expressed his belief of Triple H still jockeying for position in the company by burying higher-level talent when they are hot. He also felt that Triple H believes he is the solution to any ratings dip by returning to television at the most opportune time.
Although these comments are very subjective, they should not fall on deaf ears. We saw a glimpse of this when Triple H feuded with CM Punk and later with Kevin Nash. He was probably in the worst shape of his wrestling career and was involved in one of the most awkward top-tier matches of his career in his ladder match against Nash at the TLC pay-per-view.
In addition, Triple H was reported to be the culprit to the Miz's de-push after he botched a spot when R-Truth jumped over the rope. Miz miscued, causing R-Truth to land improperly, which could have caused some serious damage. Miz also received the most criticism of the 2011 Survivor Series numbers being lower than expected.
Whether these statements are true or false, Triple H's appearances on Raw does not seem to be random.
Consider his current angle with Brock Lesnar. After one of the best and most poignant matches in the history of WrestleMania, Triple H still managed to weasel his way into a feud with Lesnar, which really benefits neither one of them.
What are your thoughts about Triple H being hungry for the top spot in the company? Post your thoughts in the comments section.
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