Chavo Rips John Cena

**Emperor Smeat** · 07-17-2011, 01:16 AM

I see what Chavo is trying to get with how this could be the biggest match of 2011 for the WWE and while Punk will be able to carry his end of the load, he's worried that Cena or whoever is writing the match is going to "ruin" the ending as was the case with a lot of main events both on tv and on ppv this year.

He doesn't want to see a match where Punk gets all the offense and then at the last minute suddenly looses (ex. Miz in the I Quit) or the ending falls flat and "ruins" what would have been a great match (ex. Kane beating Taker by having Bearer flash some light to Undertaker in the urn).

I also sort of see what he meant by Hogan since while Hogan won a lot, he was able to sell moves a lot better than Cena which made hi s matches more "believable" or watchable regardless of the ending. His promo skills were a lot better in helping to sell why you should watch or care about his match at a ppv.

07-17-2011, 01:16 AM	#11
Emperor Smeat Former TPWW Royalty Posts: 66,665	I see what Chavo is trying to get with how this could be the biggest match of 2011 for the WWE and while Punk will be able to carry his end of the load, he's worried that Cena or whoever is writing the match is going to "ruin" the ending as was the case with a lot of main events both on tv and on ppv this year. He doesn't want to see a match where Punk gets all the offense and then at the last minute suddenly looses (ex. Miz in the I Quit) or the ending falls flat and "ruins" what would have been a great match (ex. Kane beating Taker by having Bearer flash some light to Undertaker in the urn). I also sort of see what he meant by Hogan since while Hogan won a lot, he was able to sell moves a lot better than Cena which made hi s matches more "believable" or watchable regardless of the ending. His promo skills were a lot better in helping to sell why you should watch or care about his match at a ppv.