I was overjoyed when Randy retained the championship.  He deserves to be the champ, and he deserves the push that he is getting because we all know that Triple H will be back on top in a short amount of time.  Triple H guaranteed that he was going to fight as though his life depended on it, and I didn't see any of that...granted he did most of the work to allow Randy to win with his pedigree on Cena.  Triple H disappointed me with his performance, but it doesn't matter because Randy won...what gave me the most satisfaction was when the AT&T texting poll results came through and only 8% of the fans said Randy would win, and a staggering 52% believed that Cena would pull through...I'll send a "Haha" to those fans, and a "yeahhhhh" to the Randy believers!  Let's keep it going...rally for Randy!!!

This match  ***

This was a perplexing match for a number of reasons.  I thought this would be the main event, but it wasn't.  More perplexing was how  short it was, and its lack of great moments.  The two best moments were from Triple H.  One was a fantastic camera shot during his entrance  with fireworks in the sky behind him.  The other was him locking the crippler crossface onto John Cena.  The rest...well...I'm scratching my head.  Indeed, they had a tough act to follow after the Ric Flair/Shawn Michaels match.  Moreover, the match was wrought with some technical difficulties that may have confused both the performers and the fans.  The result was a by-the-numbers triple threat match well below the quality that each of the performers are capable of.  Maybe they'll be a rematch at Backlash to give these guys another chance to put on the great show they should have dropped on us at 'Mania.

Randy Orton retaining the title was an excellent choice.  No one believed he'd walk out of 'Mania the champ and he defied all expectations.  It seems the Legend Killer will have a legitimate title reign on "Monday Night Raw."

A bit of a side note, Cena's entrance music being played by a marching band was better than I expected it to sound.  It kind of had a Sun Ra and his Arkestra feel to it.  But, why did the band play "God Save the Queen" before the match?

John Cena should've won.  What were they thinking?  He is the future.

I wanted to be able to witness, "The champ is here!" on RAW tonight.  Instead, last night I kept saying, "The champ is near."  He never made it unfortunately.

I think all three men were confused by all the chaos that surrounded this match.  What struck me, was how orange Triple H was.  You would think that someone in his position would be able to afford something better than a cheap tanning oil that makes your body look like a carrot.  I couldn't see the ropes because of him.

ORTON IS CHAMP YYYEEEAAAA!!!!  Down with Cena.