Triple H was backstage at last week’s RAW despite not appearing on television. HHH has maintained his behind the scenes role in the company while selling his storyline injury which he received from Randy Orton.

While nothing is for sure, WWE sources over the weekend claimed that he was regarded as the most likely person to be revealed as the mystery partner in tonight’s 10-man tag match on RAW. Although that is purely speculation from those within WWE, and is not a spoiler by any means.

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Legacy vs. Triple H, Shane & Batista
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Randy Orton went into Backlash with the odds stacked in his favor, with numerous ways to take away the only part of Triple H’s life he had been thus far unable to touch: The Game’s WWE Title. Ultimately, however, all “The Viper” needed to seal the deal and walk away from Backlash as the new WWE Champion was the same devastating punt he has used in the past to put Mr. McMahon, Batista and others out for the count.

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This week Triple H down to the #3 position of the Power 25.

The Game was outplayed in a brutal back-and-forth No Disqualification Match on Raw leaving Randy Orton looking strong and confident heading into the Six-Man Tag Team Match at Backlash this Sunday.

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LONDON – One week after the 2009 WWE Draft its effects were still being felt as Raw took place in London. There were numerous interpromotional matches, with Superstars attempting to make their presence on Raw known one last time before heading to their new brand. The main event also showcased two ring warriors eager to make an impact: WWE Champion Triple H and his Backlash opponent, Randy Orton. The Game planned to get all the anger out of his system by decimating The Legend Killer in a No Disqualification Match, but shocking the WWE Universe, Orton pulled out a win courtesy of a lightning-quick RKO.

Randy Orton def. WWE Champion Triple H in a No Disqualification Match
In a WrestleMania rematch, WWE Champion Triple H had a chance to take out all his frustrations prior to Backlash as he competed in a No Disqualification Match against Randy Orton. Both Superstars set out to use every tool and weapon at their disposal and eventually the match turned in The Game’s favor as he repeatedly worked on his opponent’s knee. As he prepared to deliver the coup de grace to Orton’s wounded limb, he was distracted by The Legacy, with Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase rushing to the ring and attacking The King of Kings. The match turned into a massive brawl as Batista & Shane McMahon also entered the fray, but “The Viper,” Orton thrived on the chaos and Triple H’s allies’ lack of cohesion, picking his moment to level The Game with a victory-sealing RKO.


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This week Triple H stays at the #1 position of the Power 25.

He who laughs last, laughs best. In this case, that old adage holds especially true. Randy Orton was confused by The Game's guffaws until it was revealed that their match on Raw will be No Disqualification.

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Triple H reveals Raw match stipulations
With Randy Orton rehashing everything he’s done to WWE Champion Triple H and his family, The Game revealed the stipulations to their one-on-one match this Monday on Raw – no disqualifications and no count-outs.

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