I do think a "reliable company guy" like Cena should be the guy who ends it but not because of this fear that someone will get the streak and then not go on to be a star. I think it's more about the moment than trying to use the streak to put someone over.
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Originally Posted by DaVe
there are many benefits of keeping the streak in tact monetarily and intangibly/sentimentally.
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Like I've been saying... no idea why people have this idea that the streak ending is throwing money out the window. And if there is some sentimental reason to keep it, should that trump the entertainment value provided by making a new "Hogan slams Andre" type moment? Especially since the sentimental value for Taker probably amounts to shit. I'm sure the guy would fucking jump at the chance to not only retire having had the greatest streak in wrestling history (which again, will have still existed and will still spawn DVDs and make the company money anyway) but also to have used that streak to provide one of the greatest moments in wrestling history.