Two days ago at Summerslam, D-Generation X made their long-awaited return in front of a capacity crowd at the Staples Center and the rest of the WWE Universe through pay-per-view.  We know DX knows how to arrive in style, having seen their custom limousine on last week's Raw, but on Sunday night they arrived for battle, riding atop a tank flanked by military men and accompanied by really, really expensive pyrotechnics.

Of course, when DX met Legacy in the ring, the match was all but certain to go to the veterans Triple H & Shawn Michaels.  That's not to say that Legacy didn't put up a fight, but DX kept one step ahead and proved exactly why it's such a big deal when they get back together by securing yet another victory.

Meanwhile, one night later on Raw, DX made a pointed effort to help Mr. McMahon celebrate his 68th or 86th birthday, and they did so in true Las Vegas style with showgirls, Cirque Du Soleil performers and even an Elvis impersonator.  Oh, and Big Dick Johnson.  Surprisingly, Mr. McMahon largely kept his cool, which was about the time that Legacy performed their second sneak attack on DX.  Now, McMahon and DX's feud runs deep, but McMahon and Legacy's feud runs far deeper.  Thus, in the temporary abscence of guest host Floyd "Money" Mayweather, it fell to Triple H to make the dream team that Vince had always secretly wanted... that's right, Legacy (with Randy Orton) vs. D-Generation X and Mr. McMahon!

With the additional stipulation of no disqualifications, the fight was anything but ordinary as all the members got a piece of the action.  It all came to a head when DX and McMahon had Legacy nearly on the ropes.  Unfortunately Randy Orton had the opportunity to save the match for his team, and nearly earned the opportunity to punt Mr. McMahon in the head one more time.  HBK came to his rescue, (who would have ever thought that would happen?) however Randy Orton made his escape from HBK's grasp and started back up the entrance ramp, clearly not wanting to continue the match.

That's when DX and McMahon got some unexpected help... the theme song of John Cena hit and Cena himself appeared at the top of the ramp to "escort" Randy Orton back into the ring!  With No DQs in play, Cena didn't mind sticking around to help put Randy Orton down for the count; Orton took a Sweet Chin Music from HBK followed by an Attitude Adjustment and Vince McMahon himself scored the pinfall.

In the end, DX stood tall with McMahon and Cena by their sides.  And as great as the past two nights have been for DX and all of us D-Generates, there is sure to be more to come—because if we can count on anything, it's that Randy Orton and the Legacy won't take this defeat lying down.

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.

If you missed Raw on August 10, no worries—Triple H visited Shawn Michaels' new workplace in Texas this week to recruit Shawn back into the fold!

Since his loss to the Undertaker at Wrestlemania XXV, Shawn had been working as a chef in a corporate cafeteria—under an assumed name to protect his identity—and was apprehensive of resuming his WWE career.  Fortunately, however, he was having "one of those days" and decided he'd come back to WWE and reunite DX one more time!

Looks like it'll be Legacy vs. D-Generation X at Summerslam after all!

August 3, 2009 — RAW — After suffering a beatdown at the hands of Legacy in a handicap match he requested, Triple H vowed to even up the numbers game in the weeks to come.  With one phone call and two words, the Game put Legacy on guard.

It certainly appears as though that one phone call is going out to Triple H's longtime friend and cohort, the Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels, and that DX is on the verge of another reunion just in time for the biggest party of the summer—Summerslam!

Are you ready?

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?