The best way to turn John Cena heel? (Warning!!! Includes profound ideas)

**Jordan** · 11-28-2010, 12:28 AM

It is a fairly obvious statement to say that a lot of WWE fans especially the IWC are waiting for an eventual and perhaps up coming John Cena heel turn. One would think such an event has to live up to certain standards set by The Hogan, and Bret Hart heel turns in 1996 and 1997.

I have been struck with an idea, a plan, a storyline on what I believe would be the best way to turn John Cena from a mega over baby face to a despised heel. The idea is so preposterous that I am shock that I felt so good after creating such a plan. In truth, a plan that I thought I would never want to see. However after mulling the idea over for several minutes I quickly realized the only way to turn John Cena into a despised character is the biggest choice of all. Here is The Road to Wrestlemania...

John Cena returns on the condition of one thing. He must win the Royal Rumble an enter at number one.

Kane has lost the WWE title to Edge at TLC.

John Cena and Kane are the last in the ring before number 30 is announced. It's The Undertaker. Kane is so shocked and distracted he is thrown over the top by Cena, Kane and Taker never face off as Kane runs away in shock of The Undertaker.

The Undertaker is eventually tossed over the top by John Cena, and Cena goes to Wrestlemania to face the champion of his choice.

No Way Out, Cena settles his score with Wade Barrett in a one on one match and he wins. Kane and The Undertaker are the last remaining in a 6 man Elimination Chamber match and the Undertaker settles the score by making Kane tap out in the middle of the ring, proving he is the better man.

The next night on Raw a Super Main Event is announced, The Undertaker will go one on one with John Cena at Wrestlemania for the World Heavyweight Championship. The match is promoted for several weeks as the biggest dream match in Wrestlemania history, and two of the biggest icons in pro wrestling colliding on the grandest stage of them all. People hype the actual potential of the match because it's two faces, it stays sportsman like until... 3 weeks before Wrestlemania a press conference is held in Atlanta and Shawn Michaels has been added to the Main Event of Wrestlemania one more time, as a special referee for The Undertaker vs John Cena match.

Many questions are asked of Shawn as to if he can call the match fairly, if he is jealous of The Undertaker, if he still has something to prove to the Undertaker for costing him his career. Michaels stays constantly in a grey area, not delving into hate based promo's but insisting he will call it down the middle.

All the while the heel Michael Cole is insisting to the WWE Universe on Raw that Shawn will cheat to cost The Undertaker the match and be a part of ending the Undertaker's streak. He will put him down saying that he doesn't have what it takes to not be selfish and not steal the spotlight and not kill The Undertaker's legacy.

All the while... John Cena's been acting different and wrestling different. He hasn't cut a promo to the live crowd in a few weeks and he is wrestling very intensely and his matches are all squash matches. When he does do interviews he doesn't say to much, but expresses a lot ... a lot of fear. Jerry Lawler accuses Cena of maybe actually being afraid to face the Undertaker and become another victim of the streak. Cena also has confidence that Shawn will call it right down the middle, making him seem the odd man out because everybody at home will think HBK will do something, and so will the announcers and anybody else involved.

The match takes place, a wonderful well worked match with a lot of drama takes place. Eventually Cena, for the first time in nearly a decade cheats to win. He cheats and Shawn Michaels didn't do anything about it. And after the match he gives the Undertaker the "You Can't See Me" with the title on his face.

If you were going to turn him heel, what better way?

11-28-2010, 12:28 AM	#1
Jordan It's a blood match! Posts: 27,382	The best way to turn John Cena heel? (Warning!!! Includes profound ideas) It is a fairly obvious statement to say that a lot of WWE fans especially the IWC are waiting for an eventual and perhaps up coming John Cena heel turn. One would think such an event has to live up to certain standards set by The Hogan, and Bret Hart heel turns in 1996 and 1997. I have been struck with an idea, a plan, a storyline on what I believe would be the best way to turn John Cena from a mega over baby face to a despised heel. The idea is so preposterous that I am shock that I felt so good after creating such a plan. In truth, a plan that I thought I would never want to see. However after mulling the idea over for several minutes I quickly realized the only way to turn John Cena into a despised character is the biggest choice of all. Here is The Road to Wrestlemania... John Cena returns on the condition of one thing. He must win the Royal Rumble an enter at number one. Kane has lost the WWE title to Edge at TLC. John Cena and Kane are the last in the ring before number 30 is announced. It's The Undertaker. Kane is so shocked and distracted he is thrown over the top by Cena, Kane and Taker never face off as Kane runs away in shock of The Undertaker. The Undertaker is eventually tossed over the top by John Cena, and Cena goes to Wrestlemania to face the champion of his choice. No Way Out, Cena settles his score with Wade Barrett in a one on one match and he wins. Kane and The Undertaker are the last remaining in a 6 man Elimination Chamber match and the Undertaker settles the score by making Kane tap out in the middle of the ring, proving he is the better man. The next night on Raw a Super Main Event is announced, The Undertaker will go one on one with John Cena at Wrestlemania for the World Heavyweight Championship. The match is promoted for several weeks as the biggest dream match in Wrestlemania history, and two of the biggest icons in pro wrestling colliding on the grandest stage of them all. People hype the actual potential of the match because it's two faces, it stays sportsman like until... 3 weeks before Wrestlemania a press conference is held in Atlanta and Shawn Michaels has been added to the Main Event of Wrestlemania one more time, as a special referee for The Undertaker vs John Cena match. Many questions are asked of Shawn as to if he can call the match fairly, if he is jealous of The Undertaker, if he still has something to prove to the Undertaker for costing him his career. Michaels stays constantly in a grey area, not delving into hate based promo's but insisting he will call it down the middle. All the while the heel Michael Cole is insisting to the WWE Universe on Raw that Shawn will cheat to cost The Undertaker the match and be a part of ending the Undertaker's streak. He will put him down saying that he doesn't have what it takes to not be selfish and not steal the spotlight and not kill The Undertaker's legacy. All the while... John Cena's been acting different and wrestling different. He hasn't cut a promo to the live crowd in a few weeks and he is wrestling very intensely and his matches are all squash matches. When he does do interviews he doesn't say to much, but expresses a lot ... a lot of fear. Jerry Lawler accuses Cena of maybe actually being afraid to face the Undertaker and become another victim of the streak. Cena also has confidence that Shawn will call it right down the middle, making him seem the odd man out because everybody at home will think HBK will do something, and so will the announcers and anybody else involved. The match takes place, a wonderful well worked match with a lot of drama takes place. Eventually Cena, for the first time in nearly a decade cheats to win. He cheats and Shawn Michaels didn't do anything about it. And after the match he gives the Undertaker the "You Can't See Me" with the title on his face. If you were going to turn him heel, what better way?