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The Silver Report has been delayed this week due to this writer feeling under the weather for the past two days.  This week, this writer will be looking out the biggest news coming out of Sunday’s Hell in a Cell PPV and the aftermath on last night’s Raw Supershow. 

The last two days have been huge for the WWE and have pushed forward the big storylines towards the upcoming Vengeance and Survivor Series PPVs.  Now let us rundown the biggest news of the past 48 hours.

 

Game Over, User Wins

It is no doubt that this storyline conspiracy against Triple H as COO has been the most polarizing storyline in the WWE since the Nexus storyline over a year ago.  Either you love the storyline or you hate it.  There are not many people in between.  Personally, I have enjoyed where this storyline has gone so far apart from the whole Nash texted Nash reveal.

The last two days have pushed the COO to the brink as the WWE has fallen into total anarchy.  It all started at the very end of Hell in a Cell.  Alberto Del Rio had just won the WWE Championship when two men where hoodies jumped in the ring with what looked like police batons. 

The two men, who were revealed to be R-Truth and the Miz, attacked John Cena, Alberto Del Rio, CM Punk, the referees and cameramen that were all in the Cell.  Triple H, John Laurinaitus, the police and the whole WWE locker room came out to try and open the Cell.  Eventually somebody brought out wire cutters to open the door. 

Once Miz and Truth saw the cops enter the Cell, they surrendered.  The cops cuffed the two vigilantes and escorted out of the Cell right into an enraged Triple H’s fist.  Triple H beat the crap out of Miz and Truth until WWE officials held Triple H back. 

Then last night on Raw, Triple H was given a vote of no confidence by the WWE locker room sans John Cena, CM Punk and Randy Orton.  It seems that the King of Kings has been defeated by whatever omnipresent body is pulling the strings of the WWE and its superstars.  The battle may be won, but the war is far from over. 

And there is one question that is in the forefront of the minds of the WWE Universe.  Who is pulling the strings of the WWE?  It is obvious that Laurinaitus has something to do with it, but he is not the evil mastermind.  This writer bets it will be Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon or the both of them. 

Hopefully this mystery will be revealed at Vengeance because if the WWE puts it off any longer, it could kill all the momentum this storyline has built up.

 

WWE Championship Hot Potato

Another PPV, another title change.  As you read earlier, Alberto Del Rio won the Triple Threat Hell in a Cell match to become a two-time WWE Champion.  With the WWE heading to Mexico later this month to tape both Raw and Smackdown, it seemed ideal that they would like to have a Mexican as the WWE Champion in order to further excite the Mexican fans. 

This writer has enjoyed seeing Del Rio as the WWE Champion, but there is one question that many fans have including yours truly.  What was the purpose of giving John Cena the title at Night of Champions if you were only going to give it back to Del Rio at Hell in Cell? 

Well we will never know the exact answer, but best guess would be that the WWE did not trust that Alberto Del Rio could carry Raw as WWE Champion so they went back to good old reliable, John Cena. Giving the title to Cena two weeks did no favours for Del Rio.  It damaged the Mexican Aristocrat’s main event status more than the WWE believes. 

Also it along with this title change has devalued the prestige of the WWE Championship to the point the WWE Title it feels like a trinket that friends pass around every month or so.  Thank you WWE and your shortsighted booking. 

 

The Beast Known as Mark Henry

While the WWE Championship falters, the World Heavyweight Championship stands as the most prestigious title in the WWE.  The good fortune continues as Mark Henry retained the World Title against Randy Orton at Hell in a Cell PPV. 

A Hell in a Cell match is usually suppose to end a feud, but after the intense fight these two had to start Raw last night, this writer would not mind seeing another match (most likely a No Holds Barred match) between these two superstars on Vengeance or Smackdown. 

The WWE could possibly build a title match between Henry and the Big Show, who returns this week on Smackdown after Henry put him on the shelf at Money in the Bank.  Either way the WWE decides to go should be enjoyable considering how great Henry has been as of late.  It has been a nice change of pace to see a dominant heel in the WWE. 

There has been a surplus of whiney, wimpy heels in the WWE as of late.  To see one dominate the competition like Mark Henry has is a much needed breath of fresh air.  Hopefully the WWE will resist their urge to play hot potato with the World Title and give Mark Henry a long dominate reign as World Heavyweight Champion.

Beth Phoenix WWE Divas Champion

Glamorous Champion Guess third time was the charm for the Glamazon.  In her third attempt on her third consecutive PPV, Beth Phoenix finally captured the Diva’s Championship after a little help from Natalya.  After a few delays, the Divas of Doom can start their domination of the Divas division.  Sadly only one Diva still stands in their way, a sore loser and crazy blonde by the name of Kelly Kelly. 

Last night on Raw, we saw Kelly go absolutely nuts on Beth Phoenix, which surprised many fans and even the Glamazon.  So the model has little fight left in her and will be demanding her rematch for Vengeance. 

Considering how dangerous Kelly Kelly has become to Divas of Doom’s domination and Beth’s reign, Beth and Natalya should make an example of the former Diva’s Champ at Vengeance.  By taking out Kelly Kelly, it would put the Diva’s division on notice and solidify their dominance as the Queens of the Divas.

The Sliver Wrestling Report By: AJ Silver

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