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Post by J12 on Sept 15, 2014 11:38:49 GMT -5
I still think it's silly to assume Cena will never turn heel. I think he will, but it won't be until he's been uprooted as the number one guy and someone is firmly locked and loaded in his spot. It would be absolutely foolish to turn him now, but someday, someone will replace him, and they'll have the freedom to do with him creatively what they cannot now.
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Post by Next Man’s Knowing Rock on Sept 15, 2014 11:48:42 GMT -5
I still think it's silly to assume Cena will never turn heel. I think he will, but it won't be until he's been uprooted as the number one guy and someone is firmly locked and loaded in his spot. It would be absolutely foolish to turn him now, but someday, someone will replace him, and they'll have the freedom to do with him creatively what they cannot now. Hogan never turned heel in the WWF, he just left and they had a bunch of weak replacements until Austin hit it big 5 years later. Same thing may well happen with Cena, they're trying but maybe Reigns/Bryan/Ambrose don't work, and JC retires without anyone taking his place. Then the company just has to rely on lower names to keep its head above water until the next big superstar comes along. |
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Post by J12 on Sept 15, 2014 11:51:01 GMT -5
I still think it's silly to assume Cena will never turn heel. I think he will, but it won't be until he's been uprooted as the number one guy and someone is firmly locked and loaded in his spot. It would be absolutely foolish to turn him now, but someday, someone will replace him, and they'll have the freedom to do with him creatively what they cannot now. Hogan never turned heel in the WWF, he just left and they had a bunch of weak replacements until Austin hit it big 5 years later. Same thing may well happen with Cena, they're trying but maybe Reigns/Bryan/Ambrose don't work, and JC retires without anyone taking his place. Then the company just has to rely on lower names to keep its head above water until the next big superstar comes along. If that ends up being the case, then I agree, you can't do it. For the sake of the company, I hope that isn't the case, but, who knows. |
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