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Originally Posted by HBPunk
The chair bit is good but for fuck sake did you need The Rock in the STF for 30mins of the match?
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A bit exagerrating of you, but I'll explain. For a Cena heel turn to effectively work here, you have to give him a reason to turn. I see Cena going all out and throwing everything he has in his arsenal at Rock, only to be denied again and again. I'd say have Rock in the STFU for a total of 5 minutes, which means the first time Cena locks it in, he's in it for two and a half minutes, and another two and a half minutes the second time. Keep in mind that both times the hold is applied, Rock refuses to tap and fades out while the referee checks his arm to see if he's out, so there's a bit of action happening while the STFU is locked in, not to mention it adds both drama and excitement to the match. Imagine the crowd going crazy when Cena locks it in the first time and Rock attempts to fight out, only to have Cena lock it in a second time. Have people think Rock might lose while in it the second time, especially after his arm drops twice again, only to make a brief comeback.
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.