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Triple H to quietly break up major WWE alliance after recent controversy? Analysing the prospect

By Rohan Verma
Modified Jun 24, 2024 12:16 IST
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Triple H is the Chief Content Officer of WWE [Photo credits: WWE.com and Triple H on X]

Triple H aims to provide the best storylines possible in WWE. However, a recent controversy involving MVP and Chief Content Officer could lead to the latter quietly breaking up the alliance between MVP and Omos to reunite The Hurt Business. The prospect of this breakup stems from a recent interaction between the 50-year-old and fans on the internet.

The former United States Champion responded to a fan's comment suggesting that the company took The Hurt Business' gimmick and gave it to The Bloodline. For those unaware, The Hurt Business consisted of MVP, Bobby Lashley, Cedric Alexander, and former WWE star Shelton Benjamin. In response, the veteran affirmed this fan statement by stating that the proposition was a true story.

Additionally, MVP replied to fans about a potential Hurt Business reunion under Triple H's regime, stating that The Game had already said no to this idea. This controversy has fueled fans' desire to see The All Mighty and MVP reunite in the company.

To give fans what they want, The Game might decide to first silently break the alliance between Omos and MVP, as they are currently on a hiatus from WWE.

This potential breakup could pave the way for reuniting MVP and Lashley. As of now, the latter is aligned with The Pride, consisting of himself and The Street Profits. However, Lashley is currently on a hiatus from WWE due to injury and is likely to make his return soon.

It remains to be seen how things will unfold in the near future and whether The King of the Kings will decide to break up Omos and MVP after the recent controversy.

Why Triple H reuniting Bobby Lashley and MVP could be a great idea?

One of the primary reasons why a Hurt Business reunion could be best is that, despite being around for almost a year, The Pride faction hasn't made a significant impact on the company. Also, except for Shelton Benjamin, all the other members of the faction are still part of WWE, making their reunion a realistic possibility.

Additionally, reuniting The Hurt Business could introduce another dominant faction on RAW or SmackDown. Currently, The Judgment Day and The Bloodline are the only prominent factions in WWE.

However, with Triple H reuniting The All Mighty and MVP, the Hurt Business would become a third prominent alliance in the Renaissance Era.