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If this match happens, I'm busting out my old Rock shirt, and going to Buffalo Wild Wings at like 1pm to watch it that day
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I go to BWW for all the pay-per-views, and one of the guys I always hang with, is a huge Rock fan (like myself, naturally...), and goes to all the huge pay-per-views, such as WrestleMania. Well, for WM 23, he not only went there but actually got on camera, not once but TWICE while they were panning to the crowd in between the announcements of the names of the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2007.
http://i45.tinypic.com/6fqkir.jpg He's the guy in the "JUST BRING IT" shirt. |
The Rock is working on a film that begins filming in January 2010. Now, it's entirely possible, though unlikely, that they'll shoot the film in one month and he'll be free for the build-up and training required for a WrestleMania match with John Cena in March. But the fact that he's doing that suggests that he isn't going to be at WrestleMania 26.
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No matter how bad all of us want it, unless something happens to his acting career I don't think we'll ever see The Rock wrestle again. He really has gone out of his way to separate himself from the WWE up until his agreement to host Raw recently. I mean when was the last time he has appeared on WWE television? It's been a bit.
I won't lie I have secretly wished him ruin in his acting career ever since he left the WWE, just so I can see him back in the ring for my own personal enjoyment. I know it will most likely never happen though. |
The Rock was on SmackDown! a few weeks ago. Granted, it's not likely this match will happen. But does it even need to be at a WrestleMania? It's a long-shot even for this, minus The Rock's involvement, but if they run with this "conspiracy" angle (which I really, really doubt they will), John Cena would be made into Vince McMahon's "Corporate Champion" (for lack of a better term). Cena could then start ripping into The Rock in promos, talking about how he turned his back on the WWE and such. Cena does movies AND keeps the WWE audience happy.
You could run an angle on The Tonight Show or something, where Dwayne Johnson promotes his movie at the same time John Cena promotes a WWE Film or other WWE-related project in the second act. Cena could then rip into The Rock there, saying that he had to leave because he has to film for Daycare Guard 2, and he's afraid of being in the same place as Cena. Run the match at fucking The Bash and I think it would get people in the mood. |
Damn must've missed that. Been having a hell of a time keeping up with Smackdown lately. Still see it as a long shot for it to ever happen though.
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Rock will not be fighting Cena at mania, there is no evidence for it!!!
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Here's how I would do it:
-Have The Rock host the January 4th edition of RAW. Have Rock/Cena be 'cool' with one another but at the same time, "tease" the idea that there's friction with one another. -Have The Rock be a surprise entrant at the Royale Rumble (imagine the face pop and electricity in the crowd!!!). Have The Rock be one of the final 4 contestants (Cena being another). Have Cena eliminate The Rock (which will get huge boo's). However, let The Rock get back into the ring (behind ref's back) and hit the People's Elbow on Cena. Cena then gets eliminated by someone. -The next night on RAW, that's when we see Cena cut a negative promo on The Rock. The Rock comes out, and it is agreed that they will have a match at WRESTLEMANIA. -At Wrestlemania, The Rock gets a fluke victory over Cena. This, combined with the fact that Cena is getting boo'd out of the building, finally makes Cena snap. Cena flips off the fans and assaults The Rock after the match. Cena has officially turned heel. -At Backlash, Cena and The Rock have another match.....with Cena, as a heel, winning in convincing fashion this time. |
I find it ridiculous that Cena resents the Rock.
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Am I the only one not clamoring for a Cena heel turn? I see the upside of it all, but I think it can be done farther down the road with the same impact that Hogan going heel in '96 did.
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If it happened, John Cena would win. Maybe he gets booed to death during the match and uses the reaction as fuel for a heel turn. Cena cheating to beat The Rock would be the way to turn him heel.
Also, Cena/Rock is the biggest match they could possibly put on. It’s not close. |
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Use that as Cena finally starts to believe the crowd doesn't like him and pulls off something like Jericho where he trashes the crowd and he'll never wrestle to entertain the crowd again but only for himself and gold/glory. It might not be of a Hogan to NwO in shock but since his fans are mostly kids and women, they would be affected the most in the "shock" of the turn. |
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WWE Championship Match
John Cena © vs. The Rock As you all know, rumors are creeping up about Rock doing a thing with WWE. Rock shocks everyone by returning and winning the 30 Man Royal Rumble in January. He immediately shows up on RAW and challenges the winner of the RAW Elimination Chamber Match, be it Cena, Shawn Michaels, Triple-H, or whoever. Cena retains in the chamber. With the match official, build this up as the encounter that WrestleMania was made for. In the end, Cena locks in the STFU, but Rock refuses to tap and fades out, and the referee checks his arm. It drops twice, but Rock is still alive on the third, unable to get to the ropes, when he powers out of the STFU. Jerry Lawler and Jim Ross sell their shock over this. Rock nails a spinebuster and goes for a People’s Elbow, but Cena moves out of the way and locks in the STFU again. Rock squirms like crazy to get to the ropes, but Cena pulls him back to the center of the ring. Rock struggles to try and escape, sliding toward the ropes. The referee keeps asking if Rock gives up. Rock fades out again, and the referee checks his arm again, but it only drops twice. Rock struggles like crazy to get free and manages to push forward, grabbing the bottom rope. Cena releases the hold and gives Rock the FU, and Rock kicks out. Cena looks confused, goes to the top rope, and tries to do a leg drop, only to miss. Rock gives Cena a Rock Bottom, and Cena kicks out. Rock is shocked and goes for another Rock Bottom as Cena stumbles to his feet, but Cena blocks it and gives Rock another FU, and Rock kicks out again. Cena absolutely loses it by shoving the referee to the ground and nails Rock from behind with a chair. Cena watches as Rock struggles to stand up until Cena lands the third FU of the match for the pin. |
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After Rock surviving being in the STFU twice and kicking out of two FUs, Cena finally goes crazy and resorts to cheating in order to finally put Rock down. It makes for a great story, as we see the beginning of Cena's heel turn on RAW the following night. He beats Rock, but at the cost of the opinions of his fans, which he no longer cares for. They've been booing him since he beat Chris Jericho at SummerSlam 2005, now they actually have a reason to be mad and boo him: he beat one of their all time favorites by cheating, thus becoming a heel in the process and making the fans bitter. |
taker707, I want to slap you in the balls with a cactus.
Edit: Proud to have this as my 1000th post. |
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