8 Hidden Meanings Behind Outlandish WWE Super Show-Down Attires

1. Triple H

Triple H was probably aware he wasn't about to enter a performance worthy of celebration as he walked the Melbourne aisle for his match with the Undertaker.

"Do as I say, not as I'm about to do" was likely the message he was sending to his NXT developmental prospects as he sported their logo during his main event march. It's currently - unlike the meandering Super Show-Down show-closer or any other aspect of his 2018 feud with The Undertaker - the thing he should be most proud of.

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