I know it's a bit early... (Cena)

**Corkscrewed** · 11-22-2007, 04:16 AM

Didn't read the others, but my return would be relatively simple:

1. Return as face to great fanfare, gets put in tag match w/ Jericho (who'd be champ) against two main event heels.

2. Turns on Jericho in match, beating the crap out of him.

3. Next week, cuts a promo about how he was on top of the world, then went out, and Jericho stole the spotlight.

4. Does NOT bury Jericho (but can go over).

That's the gist of it. Give the feud some intensity and interest. None of that "beating the odds" that they've used about 17 times (I'm actually taking a stab at an approximate number). I remember Jericho's feud w/ The Rock was so memorable because even though the premise was bland (spirit of competition), it evolved into something deeply personal, and that intensity made it very engaging.

11-22-2007, 04:16 AM	#32
Corkscrewed Posts: 18,357	Didn't read the others, but my return would be relatively simple: 1. Return as face to great fanfare, gets put in tag match w/ Jericho (who'd be champ) against two main event heels. 2. Turns on Jericho in match, beating the crap out of him. 3. Next week, cuts a promo about how he was on top of the world, then went out, and Jericho stole the spotlight. 4. Does NOT bury Jericho (but can go over). That's the gist of it. Give the feud some intensity and interest. None of that "beating the odds" that they've used about 17 times (I'm actually taking a stab at an approximate number). I remember Jericho's feud w/ The Rock was so memorable because even though the premise was bland (spirit of competition), it evolved into something deeply personal, and that intensity made it very engaging.