So...(NWO spoilers)

[Kane Knight]

...Yeah, so last night, Randy Orton took the "coward's way out" and slapped the ref, meaning Cena won, but but still doesn't have the title.

...So, where does the Cena saga go from here? They're hyping it as though Cena has no recourse, but we know better.

[Heros Welcome]

Most likely RAW opens tonight with Orton sayin he is still champ. Trips follows saying that he is taking back his belt and getting back on the throne. Then Superman comes out stating he didn't lose last night so he should still be in line for a rematch.

[Innovator]

Triple Threat to erase the image of Benoit making Trips tap, now they can have Cena making HHH tap

[Heyman]

The WWE will probably go with HHH-Cena-Orton for Wrestlemania.

Good GOD though - just IMAGINE if that DIDN"T happen......and instead, Cena's opponent for Wrestlemania was The Rock. :cool::heart::drool:

The Rock vs. John Cena. FUCK that would be awesome.

Won't happen though. :(

So yeah - HHH-Cena-Orton at Mania (very last match on the card). Triple H gets the title win.

[Mr. Nerfect]

I think Cena will be making Orton tap, actually, and then Triple H will turn heel and take the WWE Title away from Cena at Judgment Day after failing at Backlash.

Anyway, I hope it gets Cena elsewhere on the card. While I'm sure John Cena will come out and try and get in the WrestleMania match, I hope they have Jeff Hardy also come out, and claim that as the hottest star on RAW, he should get another chance. William Regal makes two matches: Triple H vs. John Cena and Randy Orton vs. Jeff Hardy.

The theory behind Triple H vs. John Cena, is that Cena was not in the Elimination Chamber, so if Cena can beat Triple H, then he beats the #1 Contender, and becomes #1 Contender himself, without actually replacing Triple H, because The Game's shot is in stone. That wouldn't be fully explained, because it gets too confusing, but in its rawest form, it's WWE logic. Randy Orton vs. Jeff Hardy is a similar deal, albeit Jeff Hardy was in the Chamber, but gets another chance to prove he can beat the WWE Champion, and get himself into the match.

Triple H cheats his ass off, and manages to defeat John Cena. It plants the seeds for Cena vs. Triple H II (which if the WWE is going to do, should be built up over a long period of time, and not just thrown at the screen), and it shows that Triple H will do anything to win. It also puts over the #1 Contender strong heading into WrestleMania. Jeff Hardy actually manages to defeat the WWE Champion, riding his wave of momentum, and he is added to the match.

John Cena can then do whatever he likes. Preferably Cena vs. Rock, as The Rock has actually got a good shot of being at WrestleMania this year, and the match would probably make the WWE a lot of money, and the match would not be the most physical of The Rock's career.

[Londoner]

Yeah rock/cena is like one of the few dream matches left.

But here's a spoiler for ya: Cena wins

[Mr. Nerfect]

Yeah rock/cena is like one of the few dream matches left.

But here's a spoiler for ya: Cena wins

I don't think I'd call anything with Cena in it a "dream match," although I do think it is one of those matches that would make the WWE money. The two just seem to look good on paper next to each other. I think Cena/Rock would actually draw more than Cena/Austin, even though I think that Hogan/Austin (now there's a dream match) would draw more than Hogan/Rock. John Cena vs. The Rock is just one of those matches where the elements all support each other to creating an experience greater than the sum of its parts.

As for Cena winning? That's the way it should be. He's an active performer, a guy the WWE is trying to hang their hat on (hell, the guy the WWE is trying to hang their hat on), and The Rock is almost certainly never going to be a regular performer for the WWE again (unless he comes back in a few years after his career has potentially died). Plus, Cena is also undefeated at WrestleMania. Going 5-0 with wins against Big Show, JBL, Triple H, Shawn Michaels and The Rock is really building up Cena as one of the greatest WrestleMania performers (on paper) of all-time. When he does lose to a guy (preferably as a heel), it would be a huge moment. Not something that should be blown on The Rock.

[Heyman]

John Cena can then do whatever he likes. Preferably Cena vs. Rock, as The Rock has actually got a good shot of being at WrestleMania this year, and the match would probably make the WWE a lot of money, and the match would not be the most physical of The Rock's career.

Cena vs. Rock would be HUGE in terms of crowd reaction (when you consider how 'over' The Rock would be, combined with the fans 'hatred' of Cena). In terms of fan reaction, you'd have to believe that Rock/Cena would be up there with Rock/Hogan.

[The Gold Standard]

obviously, it will be Cena Triple H Orton at Mania. I could actually see Orton retaining there though. HHH and Cena could battle for the pin and that leads orton to get a quick RKO and win.

This would then set up HHH Cena 2. I think that is the best situation to come out of all of this.

[The Optimist]

Sigh . . . either way. It seems like there are alot of slightly flawed plans and nothing perfect that could potentially come from this. Basically, another Wrestlemania without something eventful happening.

I think . . . that the most entertaining thing that could happen to the Main Event scene right now would be Jeff Hardy winning the Money In The Bank match and then using it later that night. But that's more than likely just me trying really hard to mark out.

[KingofOldSchool]

Triple Threat to erase the image of Benoit making Trips tap, now they can have Cena making HHH tap

Well The Undertaker come out and hug Cena to end the show?