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He's been doing good stuff for a while, far before his U.S. title resurgence run. When he has a good opponent, he's just as money as anybody.
Undertaker is a good opponent. You make it sound like Taker is done and hasn't produced quality matches in recent history. He has. With Lesnar, who's reputation as an in ring performer has deteriorated in his second run. He and Taker tore the house down at Summer Slam and HIAC in 2015.
These are two of the biggest names in the last 10 years and the last real dream match left. I cannot fathom why anyone would be against it.
The body of work for each men speak enough, to me, to give them the benefit of the doubt. Especially Cena's run as a legitimate top in ring performer.
The build is already there. The biggest star of his era looks to knock off the franchise player of the company and take his place as the new living legend.
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