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They do typically prefer the world title to headline their landmark anniversary shows (Bret/Yoko at WM10, HHH/HBK/Benoit at WM20), but then there's a first time for everything. Plus, being fair, there's only been two 10-year anniversary shows anyway. It also used to be tradition (albeit only for a short time) that even with two world championships, the Rumble winner would still get to be the one to headline Wrestlemania but they killed that tradition starting with 2006 (Wrestlemania 22.) They could do the same here with having either Triple H/Daniel Bryan headline (most likely, especially given that this is the match that people will be the most emotionally invested in) or even Brock/Taker.
Plus, I've been saying for all these months how I find it improbable that Orton, even with the world title(s) over his shoulders, will end up higher on the card than Triple H does given that HHH has been more of the main heel/antagonist these past several months than Orton has been. I know Triple H hasn't exactly been heelish these past few months, but at the drop of a hat, he can easily get more heat from the audience if he wants to than Orton ever could and the way this whole Authority storyline began was with Triple H (along with Orton) going heel again for the first time in nearly a decade. So yeah, Triple H's match and feud, especially if it's against the company's most popular babyface, is infinitely more important than Orton/Batista for the title. As we should surely all know by now, the championship match isn't always the most important match on the card, whether they intend it to be or not.
In other words, yeah, I'm enjoying the pay off Bryan will get for all the torment HHH put him through starting at Summerslam... just as long as Bryan goes over, of course.
Plus, I've been saying for all these months how I find it improbable that Orton, even with the world title(s) over his shoulders, will end up higher on the card than Triple H does given that HHH has been more of the main heel/antagonist these past several months than Orton has been. I know Triple H hasn't exactly been heelish these past few months, but at the drop of a hat, he can easily get more heat from the audience if he wants to than Orton ever could and the way this whole Authority storyline began was with Triple H (along with Orton) going heel again for the first time in nearly a decade. So yeah, Triple H's match and feud, especially if it's against the company's most popular babyface, is infinitely more important than Orton/Batista for the title. As we should surely all know by now, the championship match isn't always the most important match on the card, whether they intend it to be or not.
In other words, yeah, I'm enjoying the pay off Bryan will get for all the torment HHH put him through starting at Summerslam... just as long as Bryan goes over, of course.