I loved it except for Cena having to focus (once again) on his charity work and him granting wishes to the Make-A-Wish children. Its like despite the fact that his opponents never criticize him on those grounds at all, he has to bring it up and focus on it just to try desperately to convince his opponents and the audience (specifically the people who boo him) how great of a human being he is. This has what to do with Bryan's claim that Cena is an entertainer and not a wrestler? And apparently Cena never saw this (the video of what LD posted above, and it's too bad Bryan didn't enlighten him to it):
Speaking of Bryan's claim of being a wrestler and Cena an entertainer, it's a bit silly IMO. Kayfabe wise, Cena must be a hell of a wrestler for him to be top dog and have all the accolades that he has. Bryan is an 'entertainer' too, that's why he has a marketable beard and that's why fans throw their hands up in the air and chant YES when he comes to the ring. If they love watching him in the ring, that makes him an entertainer, right? It's almost like a theatre actor telling a movie actor "I'm an actor, you're an entertainer." I would have liked it better if he had just said (like Punk and even Cena in the past) that despite it being a dirty word around here, he isn't afraid to say he is a professional wrestler! Trying to say he is and Cena isn't seems a bit odd (especially given Cena said the same thing last year...), but meh.
Otherwise, what a great and near flawless segment. I didn't even mind HHH coming to the ring and Orton standing atop the ramp holding the briefcase up. It was WWE's way of showing all the different factors that will be in play for the match on Sunday - Cena and Bryan squaring off to see who really wants to be champion more, HHH being there between them to make sure a fair match is called down the middle and then Orton standing from afar looking on, letting all three parties know they should be prepared for him (Cena and Bryan in case he decides to cash in, and HHH because he'd have to officiate another match.)