WWE RAW: 5 Reasons why Triple H put his career on the line against Batista at WrestleMania 35

Modified Mar 26, 2019 04:15 GMT

Man, this is certainly a very anticipated match for WrestleMania

#3 Triple H is almost guaranteed to win the match

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Growing up, my favourite wrestler was always Sting. I had always resigned myself to the fact that I would never get to see him in a WWE ring, because he did not seem inclined to ever come down to WWE owing to a variety of reasons (and few can blame him).

But when he did, I was thrilled to see a WrestleMania match with Triple H being confirmed, and I was certain that he would go over during the course of the contest considering it was his debut match. After interference from nWo and D-Generation X, Triple H would end up winning the match.

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There are two kinds of matches at WrestleMania for Triple H if you actually look at it. He puts over younger talent like Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins and loses to the older guys like Sting and in this case, Batista.

Triple H is almost guaranteed to win at WrestleMania and hence, his career won't be coming to a close anytime soon, I believe.

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