8. Vince McMahon Returns To Question Triple H
Over the next week after the HHH promo, Punk can respond with his own digs on social media. That should be the end of it as the next week's Raw approaches ... let it die down so that fans conclude the issue is over. It's all about setting the eventual element of surprise firmly in place, building up to a huge pop. The next Raw should open with Triple H further throwing his weight around. The main event that night could be Hunter putting Daniel Bryan in another 3 on 1 handicap match - a bout that would get legitimate heat from the audience. As the broadcast nears the end, another screwy finish should take place. Hunter comes out to cost Bryan the match for example. The Game could then take the mic and announce that he has had another change of mind ... Daniel Bryan will now be competing at Wrestlemania against Kane. The audience would hate that. It's a horrible idea. The boos would be raining from the rafters. Then all of a sudden ... "No chance", Vince McMahon's music hits. The chairman comes power walking to the ring, where a baffled Hunter looks on. In the ring a defeated Bryan and Shield could sell this like it wasn't part of the script. "Paul," Vince begins, "I'm not happy, and I don't think these people are happy." Off the mic Hunter would start moaning. "I don't want to hear it," McMahon barks, "I'm changing things, at Wrestlemania 30... it will be Daniel Bryan vs Randy Orton vs Batista for the WWE Title .... and next week on Raw we open with a live job review for you Hunter, it's time to give the 'Authority' back to our audience." Raw should then cut suddenly. The next day on WWE.COM it could be revealed that Stephanie McMahon ordered the transmission cut, and Vince could release a statement apologising to fans for taking his eye off the company and allowing Hunter and Stephanie to run roughshod for so long.