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If you thought the Floyd Mayweather segments on this Monday's Raw were bad, you're not the only one. Head creative team member Stephanie McMahon was said to be very upset with how Floyd Mayweather's speaking segments came off on Raw. Bruce "Brother Love" Prichard was in charge of Mayweather's segments, and Stephanie allegedly chewed him out for doing such a bad job of directing him. Stephanie hasn't been backstage at WWE shows as of late for reasons unknown, but she made her feelings known to Prichard in a telephone conversation with him.

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Here are the tentative plans for WrestleMania.

The plan right now is for Cena to wrestle Triple H for the title at Mania, which means Cena is winning the title from Orton at No Way Out. There have also been talks of a three-way match with Orton, Cena and Hunter. Either way, Triple H and Cena are definitely going to be in the title match. Behind the scenes, it's been said that Triple H has been politicking like crazy ever since Sunday night.

They're doing two Elimination Chamber matches at No Way Out; one for Raw and one for SmackDown. Undertaker is winning the SmackDown one, which means it will be Edge vs. Undertaker for the belts and the WrestleMania streak.

Currently, there are plans to do a Flair vs. Kennedy match, but this one could very well change. Shawn Michaels has been pushing to wrestle Flair in his final match.

MVP will be wrestling Matt Hardy for the U.S. Title, which has been the plan forever.

The remaining big stars such as Jeff Hardy and possibly Randy Orton if he's not in the title match will participate in the Money in the Bank match.

There will likely be something involving Vince McMahon and Finlay. There have also been talks of Vince vs. Foley, Foley vs. Shane McMahon, or Finlay & Foley vs. Vince & Shane.

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Triple H is said to be the most disliked person in WWE right now. A number of people were upset that he didn't make a stand to put over Ric Flair last week in what will very likely be his final match in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Triple H has always had heat, but it really picked up over the summer when he basically squashed Booker T at SummerSlam. As part of his renegotiations with the company, they let Booker sit in on booking meetings. He was there to assure that nobody buried him and that he would be taken care of in his feud with Triple H. Of course, the biggest reason he ultimately quit the company was due to the 60-day suspension, but after his match with Triple H went down the way it did, there was a good chance he was leaving WWE anyway. Furthermore, a large number of people within the company believe the ordeal with Triple H is the reason why he left. Several people within WWE really like Booker T -- who was one of the most respected wrestlers in the locker room -- so they were very upset about how things went down.

Triple H also buried Chris Jericho before he had even arrived. In a sarcastic manner, Triple H was going around to anyone who would listen saying that the company may have had some rough stretches in the past, but they were going to be fine again because "their savior" was coming back. The feeling in the locker room was that he was especially vindictive about Jericho because his wife Stephanie was a big proponent of bringing him back. A number of people believe Triple H came off as very petty in his comments.

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F4WOnline.com reports that Vince McMahon was behind the decision to repackage SmackDown's Major Brothers.

The WWE Chairman only learned that the two were not really related several weeks ago, says the story. Upon learning that they were lifelong friends, rather than brothers, McMahon was "stunned and frustrated," contending that the current fans would not accept a fake sibling gimmick.

He pushed creative to meet with the team and develop new names, hence the wrestlers are now Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins.

Their current affiliation with Edge came about after creative followed through on McMahon's directive. Their individual personalities should come out over the course of the gimmick.

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