WWE: Could Kevin Nash and CM Punk Be on the Same Page?

It has been a thought in my head from the start of this conundrum (big college word) started at SummerSlam, but I will ask it anyway—is it possible this whole situation between Kevin Nash and CM Punk could be part of a bigger picture to try and take over the WWE?

I have been playing this over and over in my head (I know; I need a new hobby or to get out more), and there is a plausible reason for this.

And, what if Stephanie McMahon is behind this as well? Could she be turning her back on her husband and has daddy's backing as well?

Here are some thoughts. Yes, they are open for debate.

Cell Phone Gate: No one really knows who sent the cell phone text. We assume it was Stephanie McMahon, and it could have been. Or, it could have been John Laurinaitis, who is the worst actor on the program this side of Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco. But what if the text was from Punk himself?

Vince McMahon figures if he cannot beat them then join them.  He was so pissed from being “fired” from his on-air character that he figured Punk to be his meal ticket, much like The Rock and the “Corporate” Champion.

He is using Stephanie and Nash to put over Punk as a hero when he crafted this with the McMahons.

Vince’s hatred for Triple H could in effect do this. Blood is thicker than marriage in the McMahon household.

Even when Punk gets what he wants, he pushes Triple H to the point of no return. Now, he is facing Punk at Night of Champions. Nash is pissed that he wasn’t treated properly in the 1990s and was jealous of the push Triple H got, thinking it should have been him and his friend Scott Hall (Razor Ramon) instead of the COO and Shawn Michaels.

I do believe in this case, Triple H is playing the role of someone who is “innocent” and is defending the honor of Vince, Stephanie and himself as well as the company he “runs.”

The only question is now that Nash has been physical with his best friend, how does it play out and who is the elephant in the ring with them? There has to be more players (X-Pac?) and more subplots that have to develop. In other words, Night of Champions will not settle this score, only enhance it.

The fact Punk is so calm about losing his chance to win the WWE Title tells me there is more to it than just Nash being called to do someone else’s bidding.  And if this becomes a battle against Triple H himself, then maybe Shawn Michaels gets involved in it (jealousy), or could we see current WWE superstars get involved in this (The Miz, R-Truth) as part of a conspiracy and possible takeover.

It may not be the most plausible reasons or scenario, but you cannot tell me that it hasn’t crossed someone’s mind in the past few weeks.