Thread: How would you book the biggest wrestling show in history?
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Old 11-01-2015, 10:20 PM   #8
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I wouldn't really mind Cena-Lesnar if they built it right. My only problem is that they booked it last year as a B-show main event which kills some of the aura that a WrestleMania main event should carry with it. It's the same reason I was against Punk and Cena ever headlining WrestleMania. But if they did a good job of putting focus on the recent history and treating it as a "final showdown" it could work.

I've been thinking about a potential Reigns vs Cena main event just because it would be interesting to see what the crowd does. I don't think it would suffer from the same danger they were in if they went with Batista and Orton at 30 because, unlike with that, the crowd actually DOES care about Cena and Reigns. For better or worse. It would be interesting to see if the crowd gets behind Cena as he's gone a long way toward endearing himself to the smark crowd. Would they actually back Cena as the man who can prevent the birth of the next Cena?
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