John Cena vs. The Big Show Display is one of those primary activities with more prospective than most individuals may actually recognize. First off, we're referring to a recharged Bob Cena. People proper value him again. He lastly has a few regards, and better yet, he has a story that is both exciting but not overbearing to the informal WWE fan and/or Cena non-enthusiast.
Also, he's up against a recharged massive in the Big Display. His promotion last Wednesday on Raw was one of his best ever, even though he's really never been recognized for his mic abilities. Still, Display is showing that he still has some Main Occurrence excellent minutes remaining in his container, and maybe Big Johnny's job is secure after all.
And then...the WWE once again had to take an excellent go with and basically overcook it. Now that Cena's job is on the range too if he drops, I have formally missing almost all attention in this factor from a story viewpoint.
First of all, this whole "Cena getting fired" factor needs to quit instantly. It's too much now. They just had this same condition last season at MITB, and then at Heir Sequence two decades ago.
Three periods now in little over a year-and-a-half, Cena's job has been on the range. The first two periods he didn't even go anywhere, so why would the third be any different?
The issue I have is easy. This new condition creates factors much too foreseen. Cena is the winner, the globe is satisfied, and Big Ashton gets shot.
But here's the second issue I have. Let's just say this go with excitement me and becomes unforeseen. Let's say Vince McMahon performs his regular two-face card and factors with Big Ashton to take out Cena while he's stuck in a metal crate with a giant.
Now we have a scenario where a story is generally deceased on it's toes as soon as Display W.M.D.'s Cena.
And then what? Because let's be sincere, Cena's not getting shot, people.
He'll most likely get "fired," creating every kid under 12 cry themselves to rest, failing to remember that they saw this same actual factor last season. Maybe Vince just loves the rips of youngsters. It sure seems that way.
But then incredibly, when all wish is missing and the Big Display honors in the squared group on Raw, Cena will return! Prepared for revenge! More hungry than ever!
Of course, he will probably do this after reducing a extremely genuine farewell promotion about his really like for the lovers, and the organization, and "Cenation." These deals are always amazingly excellent, but usually useless a few time later.
But with scores the way they are right now, even the most meaningless of WWE professionals really can't think that creating Cena off the show for even a evening is actually a wise decision.
And if they restore "Juan Cena," I might just quit entirely.
So that's where we take a position now as lovers, stuck in a sad lose-lose scenario.
On one side, you may have a go with that seems way too foreseen to even observe, because it seems oh so acquainted and boring. Cena, with his job on the range, places on his Monster clothing and contradicts the possibilities yet again, beating a massive while kept in a metal crate.
Because he's "SuperCena," and he always contradicts the possibilities.
But however, you may have a go with that could actually be surprising (by WWE standards), but will then easily change into a complicated, absurd story when Cena profits faster then Vinny Mac can even say "You're Fired."
It's another sad example of what happens when the WWE tries to do too much, and then are stuck trying to fresh up the clutter and justify their choices.
Still, I know I'll be viewing on Weekend, and I wish you are too. Not for scenario, but because I really like this factors.
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