August 11, 2009—If you can't enough of The Game, check out his guest appearance on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon tonight.  The show airs on NBC at 12:35 a.m. EST.

June 8, 2009 — It's been a long while since anything of note happened concerning this group, ever since Triple H lost the WWE Championship to Randy Orton in April.  But as Randy Orton waited in the ring tonight for current WWE Champion Batista, expecting an easy victory due to injuries Batista sustained due to an attack by Legacy, Orton was surprised by a returning Triple H!

Months away from the ring clearly had an effect on Triple H, who stormed the ring even though all three members of Legacy were lying in wait.  Easily dismantling Rhodes and DiBiase, Hunter set his sights on Randy Orton, and delivered a beating with his sledgehammer, a steel chair, and his fists that Orton won't likely soon forget.

Still in question is the fate of the WWE Championship, but with Triple H back on the prowl, can reign #14 be far behind?

The main event at Wrestlemania XXV was anything but a showcase of flashy attire and cheap thrills.  Triple H and Randy Orton stepped into the ring Sunday night solely to incapacitate each other by any means necessary.  However, with Orton's Law in effect, Triple H had to outwit Orton in addition to merely defeating him; a disqualifcation or a countout loss to Orton would have cost Triple H the WWE Championship, in direct counter to traditional WWE rules.

Emotions ran high early on as both Triple H and Randy Orton used their signature moves on one another near the beginning of the match, although both men retained their wits about them and were able to continue.  Eventually the action spilled outside the ring; Triple H contemplated using a table monitor to bash Orton's skull in, but stopped himself thanks to Orton's Law.

This, however, gave Orton an opening.  Triple H attempted to Pedigree Orton through an announce table, but the delay gave Orton time to recuperate, allowing him to reverse into a back body drop, leaving Triple H lying prone on the opposite table.  Orton followed up with a spike DDT off of the announce table to the floor mat below.

Triple H managed to get back into the ring and fought back.  The two traded blows until Orton deliberately used Triple H as a battering ram to temoprarily incapcitate the referee, but it was Triple H who used this to his advantage by wielding his sledgehammer, striking Orton in the gut and then disposing of the evidence before the referee came to—the Cerebral Assassin at work!

Following this setback, Orton could not recover.  Another Pedigree and he was down for the count, leaving Triple H as the one celebrating his legacy as Wrestlemania 25 came to a close.

I've got just two words for ya...

APRIL FOOLS!

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A bad break was in the cards for Triple H last night.  At a WWE house show in Pensacola, Florida, Triple H was set to compete against Ted DiBiase in singles action... but he got The Undertaker instead.  The Undertaker explained that he wanted to demonstrate exactly what Shawn Michaels was in for at Wrestlemania—and what better victim than Triple H, Shawn's best friend?

During the match, The Undertaker used a DDT on Triple H, following which the WWE Champion could not get up under his own power.

Referee Charles Robinson stopped the match, and Triple H had to be helped to the back by WWE officials, where he was immediately evaluated by WWE medical personnel.  It was determined that Triple H suffered a mild concussion, which thankfully is not severe but has been determined to be bad enough to keep Triple H from competing at Wrestlemania 25.

As a result of Triple H's inability to compete at Wrestlemania 25, the WWE Board of Directors has stripped him of the WWE Championship.  The belt will still be up for grabs at Wrestlemania 25 in a triple threat match pitting Randy Orton against Legacy teammates Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase.

How far will one man go for vengenance?  At this point, I wonder if even Triple H or Randy Orton know for certain.  On the March 9th episode of Raw, Randy Orton was not in Jacksonville, Florida for Raw but in St. Louis, Missouri, at home with his wife, for an interview via satellite feed.  Triple H found out about Orton's plans well enough in advance and planned to be in St. Louis to crash the party, so to speak.

After busting down Orton's door with a sledgehammer, Orton escaped and Triple H went on a manhunt through the house, having little luck finding Orton's hiding spot.  Eventually Orton jumped the Game, and the two brawled through rooms and furniture, resulting in Orton getting slammed into a wall and thrown through his own front window (shades of HBK/Jannetty?)  Orton and Hunter continued brawling on the front lawn but police arrived quickly, whereupon The Game was handcuffed and (we presume) spent the night (at least) in jail.

Triple H may have instigated this latest assault, but officially the first man to make physical contact was Orton, so this shouldn't invalidate their encounter at Wrestlemania XXV.  Also of note is that Triple H, had he wanted to, had ample opportunity to do to Randy Orton's wife, Samantha, what Orton did to Stephanie.  Fortunately Triple H took the high road; something Orton would do well to remember.  Because there will be no high road at Wrestlemania.