WWE News: 2 Raw Main Events for Upcoming WWE TLC PPV Revealed

Survivor Series still doesn’t take place for another four days, and as much as like to think we do, we don’t really have any idea what’s going to happen at that pay-per-view. 

So, anything and everything that the WWE seems to have planned at the moment could go up in smoke depending on how Survivor Series is booked. But we are at least getting some sort of indication of what to expect to see inside Madison Square Garden, thanks to a recent report that reveals Monday Night Raw’s planned main events for December’s WWE TLC pay-per-view. 

From PWInsider.com (via WrestleNewz.com): 

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CM Punk vs. Alberto Del Rio for the WWE Title and Triple H vs. Kevin Nash have been all but confirmed for WWE’s TLC pay-per-view next month. No word yet on the stipulations but those are set to be the top two matches. 

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The Punk/Del Rio match doesn’t really surprise me because no matter what the result is on Sunday, I fully expect those two to have a rematch at TLC. 

Even if Del Rio beats Punk on Sunday, his victory will probably come with a dirty finish, and as a result, Punk will become No. 1 contender again before facing ADR in a rematch at next month’s pay-per-view. If Punk wins the WWE Championship at Survivor Series, though, then TLC will just be the pay-per-view where ADR uses his rematch clause. 

Regardless of what happens inside Madison Square Garden, though, I think Punk will be WWE Champion following TLC, where he will likely face Del Rio in a Ladder or TLC match for the title. 

On the other hand, I gotta say I’ve been a bit disappointed with the way the WWE has booked this feud between Triple H and Kevin Nash. 

I mean, you spend all that time building up the animosity between those two guys and then you leave them off of one of the biggest pay-per-views of the year? 

It’s not like I’m dying to see Nash vs. Triple H—it’s just that the WWE has wasted a lot of TV time promoting this feud with promos and video packages, and now, it’s going to be stretched out for another month. 

I guess we’ll probably see Triple H return at Survivor Series or on an episode of Monday Night Raw, thus setting up a match between the two at TLC. And, if we’re going to look at things on the bright side, then having Nash wrestle Triple H in a gimmick match will ensure that it isn’t completely terrible. 

Woo hoo, I guess.