Just a few days ago, word spread through the wrestling community that the main event of WrestleMania 32 was locked in. To say the response was mixed would be an understatement. When Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer broke the story that Roman Reigns would be facing Triple H as the headline math of the show, the fans were split into two camps. There are those who feel that the bout is destined to be a disappointment and view it as yet another example of Triple H refusing to step away from the spotlight by placing himself in yet another prominent position rather than younger, full-time workers who they view as more deserving. Then there's the other camp who realize that professional wrestling is still a business with the primary goal of being profitable, and no matter how badly we'd love to see Kevin Owens steal the show with a career-making main event performance, the fact is business dictates that a HHH/Reigns match is the better decision. Read on to find out why...
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