Thread: WWE should "stack RAW" with it's highest drawing wrestlers
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Old 12-13-2012, 03:35 PM   #65
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Originally Posted by Hanso View Post
He was a top face before Hogan, and during Hogans arrival he became an afterthought and was not the focus of the company for two years. He was no more THE GUY than Luger or Savage and they all fell beneath Hulk.
If there was someone who could have claimed to be the top face in the company for years before Cena came along then that would be a clear reason why turning Cena heel would be fine. As you would have a guy who had proven that he could take over that role.

There isn't. So again, your point that Hogan's turn would be comparable to Cena's turn because there wasn't a guy who could take over that spot and sell merchandise then either doesn't work...
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