Thread: QUESTION - If Ryback can appeal to the "child demographic", should the WWE turn Cena heel?
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Old 11-14-2012, 08:22 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Heyman View Post
Good point.

My only counter to this is that the WWE does need a major "shake up" together people talking again.

Hogan did it in WCW with his heel turn. Why couldn't Cena do something similar?
They were going for different markets though. The reason that isn't a proper comparison is that back then, you could in theory make more money from a heel-loving "fuck the good guys" rebellious teenager crowd than from a crowd of children.

The fan base now doesn't inspire than same confidence. Times have changed and you'd be depending on bringing in a new crowd to offset the little Cena lovers snatching up merchandise.
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