Do you think The Rock knows...

**Fox** · 11-17-2013, 05:09 PM

And did Cena really get elevated from his programs with The Rock? I don't think so. He's the same as he always was. His "aura" has not changed one bit. If Cena beat Hogan at Mania, that might be another story.

And I have to believe that Rock was under a lot of pressure to put on a hell of a show - not just pressure from the millions, but pressure from the locker room. CM Punk was extremely vocal about Rock walking into an "un-earned" WrestleMania main event. He probably felt quite justified when Rock didn't blow the roof off the building with Cena (although the high from that justification was probably quickly nullified when the numbers came in). I bet a lot of the locker room felt the same way. "Rock is coming back and I get why he's got the spot - but he better fucking do something with it!" And he kind of didn't. The matches were mediocre. I can't even rewatch them. I can rewatch Warrior/Hogan and I still love it. Cena/Rock - no.

11-17-2013, 05:09 PM	#11
Fox "Ask him!" Posts: 10,072	And did Cena really get elevated from his programs with The Rock? I don't think so. He's the same as he always was. His "aura" has not changed one bit. If Cena beat Hogan at Mania, that might be another story. And I have to believe that Rock was under a lot of pressure to put on a hell of a show - not just pressure from the millions, but pressure from the locker room. CM Punk was extremely vocal about Rock walking into an "un-earned" WrestleMania main event. He probably felt quite justified when Rock didn't blow the roof off the building with Cena (although the high from that justification was probably quickly nullified when the numbers came in). I bet a lot of the locker room felt the same way. "Rock is coming back and I get why he's got the spot - but he better fucking do something with it!" And he kind of didn't. The matches were mediocre. I can't even rewatch them. I can rewatch Warrior/Hogan and I still love it. Cena/Rock - no.