Top Ten: Best of WWE 2011

December 21, 2011

Number 9: The Roller Coaster of Triple H

From returning on 2/21/2011 interrupting The Undertaker, to "firing" his Father-in-Law, and finishing with a confrontation with Kevin Nash, Triple H has seen as ends of the spectrum in 2011. At WrestleMania, he and Taker stole the show, with an epic battle of two of the best in WWE history. The big spots, the moments on the edge of your seat, Triple H delivered. As he was off TV for a while, he would later come back and become the COO of the WWE, taking over Raw from Vince McMahon. With a personality conflict, he would have to come back into ring action to face CM Punk, only to tag with him later in the fall. Back and Forth, up and down, Triple H would welcome his friend Kevin Nash back into the business, as the final storyline lacked creatively and direction. Either way, The Game did basically everything this year besides hold the World Championship. For what was given to him, Triple H at least made most of the year interesting.

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