Triple H may have just cost two blockbuster stars a huge WrestleMania opportunity on WWE RAW

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The build-up to Roman Reigns vs CM Punk was quite explosive, which is why fans watching from all over the world expected something similar for the go-home segment. Instead, what we got was a bland, tension-free segment where it appeared as though the WrestleMania main eventers were expressing their hatred for each other while simultaneously glazing one another. By booking this, Triple H has effectively halted the momentum on a blockbuster WrestleMania main event.

The fact that this is the main event of Night Two and the show ended with a simple face-off and a verbal back-and-forth was underwhelming, to say the least. While there isn’t a need for physical action and attacks to make the segment hotter, this appeared to be a gross injustice to the overall build-up to the feud.

As a whole, The Game is going to be receiving some widespread criticism from fans online over the entire build-up to WrestleMania 42, although the card does admittedly look quite good on paper. With that said, it will be a make-or-break moment this weekend for not just The King of Kings, but the entire WWE regime.