seabs said:It's impossible to say. Cena wasn't pg during his midcard run but look at him now.
Ghoshlad1989 said:true however had rock stayed he would be top man and i very much doubt the so called p.g.era would have happened. rapper cena vs current rock would be epic beyond measure top promos and great in ring action however cena these days is cheesier than a pizza and the rock is being held back a bit i feel promo wise
seabs said:I doubt he would have still been the top man tbh. A 10 year run as the top babyafce is an unmanagable business model in this century. Look at Cena people turned on him almost instantly. Rock and Cena are more alike then people seem to recognise. Both rely on catch phrases with their promos, both are limited in the ring and they share a great amount of charisma. Rock was cheesey alot of the time also.
Ghoshlad1989 said:well who would be the top man ? and true the rock was a babyface but he was a monster heel too and that ability to change persona and keep it fresh makes me think he would still be the top man in the business. and i would agree that the rock was cheesey too however i knew he would entertain me in a match despite not being a technical guy cena bores me a lot tbh. the fact they are similar shows how wooden cena really is
Crayo said:Modern crowd? Yes. I mean didn't it happen in his past too? During his era at one point didn't he get turned on? I think they would turn on him yeah, but if he was given as much freedom as he was then maybe not as bad as they have Cena. Cena has to be limited in his promo's, Rock could and still can say anything.
Ghoshlad1989 said:but at least rock turned heel cena superman gimmick has been going for years now thats the main problem i dont hate cena the man i mean he busts his butt for the wwe but his persona is boring me to tears now go heel and we are on for some good tv. its about entertainment not money there in lies the problem these days that and no other competition
seabs said:The top man would be John Cena. He had the raw charisma that would have made him the man no matter what obstacles were in his way. Rock was fresh for a run of 5 years. That's all he had from his run in the Nation in 1998 until his Hollywood run . Could you imagine him lasting another 10 years as the man? I can't everyone runs out what is physically possible with a character. I'm not a Cena fan but you can't call him wooden. He's one of the best performers in the WWE today. Hell he carried Khali to a good match. Plus he conveys emotion better then most. See his latest anger outbursts.
Ghoshlad1989 said:but at least rock turned heel cena superman gimmick has been going for years now thats the main problem i dont hate cena the man i mean he busts his butt for the wwe but his persona is boring me to tears now go heel and we are on for some good tv. its about entertainment not money there in lies the problem these days that and no other competition
seabs said:Compare the rosters. Turning Cena heel is a huge risk. You can't blame them for not risking it. There is a potential for a big return but it could back fire.
Ghoshlad1989 said:i agree but they will make a tonne more money on him and generate intrest which leads to more viewers. then adults will buy the merch they will buy their kids it too and the viewership will rise leading to better ads so win win as far as im concerned
seabs said:It could happen that way however lets say you own the WWE. You've got stockholders to acknowledge who will require some input of any Cena heel turn as it will affect their investment. Plus you've had one of your most profitable years ever under Cena in 2010. Would you seriously risk a heel turn? It's got a big potential to fail.
Ghoshlad1989 said:well id take a risk on it cos if it works ur stock increases and if it fails then you can turn him back but look at hogan one of the best heel turns in pro wrestling history and that legacy lives on today so really the wwe cant lose but yet they resist purely on money which is sad