One way or the other, CM Punk will not leave the Royal Rumble as champion. The deck is stacked against him. He knows it, but isn’t sure just how bad it is.
There are ways to for John Laurinaitis to trick Triple H into thinking he called a fair match, but really screw CM Punk out of the title.
He can have Vickie Guerrero step up on the apron to argue. Laurinaitis would then go to argue with her, only to have Jack Swagger or David Otunga come in and level CM Punk.
This past Monday night on Raw, the executive Vice President of some stuff, John Laurinaitis, was handed a notice that he was being put under review pending an investigation next week on Raw by Triple H.
This forced Laurinaitis to do a couple of things—among them was adding Mick Foley to the Royal Rumble. Foley made it clear two weeks ago that he was looking for a spot this year.
Initially he was turned down by Johnny Ace, but after this past Monday, he was given the spot he wanted. One has to ask if this is simply a way of giving Foley something to do or if WWE is actually considering having him win the Rumble.
This past Monday night on Raw, the executive Vice President of some stuff, John Laurinaitis, was handed a notice that he was being put under review pending an investigation next week on Raw by Triple H.
This forced Laurinaitis to do a couple of things—among them was adding Mick Foley to the Royal Rumble. Foley made it clear two weeks ago that he was looking for a spot this year.
Initially he was turned down by Johnny Ace, but after this past Monday, he was given the spot he wanted. One has to ask if this is simply a way of giving Foley something to do or if WWE is actually considering having him win the Rumble.
