WWE Vengeance 2011: Triple H and CM Punk's Partnership Must End Badly

Thanks to the infinite wisdom of the WWE creative team and Vince McMahon’s inability to keep a coherent story going for more than three minutes, Triple H and CM Punk will be teaming up to take on R-Truth and The Miz at Vengeance.

When the match was first announced by new Interim Raw GM John Laurinaitis, it made no sense because of everything that had just happened between Triple H and Punk ever since July.

Examining the situation a few days later, it is still stupid, but at least we can hope that WWE might make the situation right and have these two men fall apart in this match.

Anyone who knows anything about wrestling understands that Triple H and Punk should not be working together. It buries CM Punk, making him look like just another WWE guy. He is supposed to be the rebel fighting for change, and now he is working with one of the most powerful people in the company.

We have established that Triple H does not like Punk, personally or professionally. But now they are shaking hands and acting all buddy-buddy.

WWE has booked themselves into a corner with this match, and really the whole walkout angle, but they can get out of it if they really want to.

Punk needs to get back on track. Supposedly he is still working to bring change to WWE, though you would never know it based on what he has been doing on television for the last two months, and his opponents in this match want change to end the “conspiracy” against them.

So the end result of the match should be CM Punk and Triple H bickering with each other as the match goes on. They have two massive egos and are polar opposites from a personality standpoint, so it should not be hard to establish a rift between them.

Miz and R-Truth have to win the match, one way or another. Punk needs to do something to get his momentum back, because he looked like a dork on Raw this week, and getting him back into a feud with Triple H and WWE would be a good way to do it.