Speculation on Rock/Roman/Elimination Chamber

[Cwalker]

I think him winning again might have the opposite effect.

Don’t want to Roman 2015 him.

 

[Sabretooth]

I think him winning again might have the opposite effect.

Don’t want to Roman 2015 him.

Possibly but I think he’s so over it’d be okay

 

[Dale]

Some folks have been adamant the fans are gonna turn on him with every single thing he does but he continues marching on. He'd be perfectly fine after winning the Rumble and announcing going for Roman again.

 

[Sky]

Punk being set up for the Rumble and Roman/Rock teased at Mania... so Cody's just sitting there like a fool waiting ANOTHER year

 

[Deezy]

Cody said Roman wasn't his story....the title was......stop rewriting his story because you have Roman boner.

 

[Vegeta]

Cody said Roman wasn't his story....the title was......stop rewriting his story because you have Roman boner.

I mean so I can’t have a personal preference of wanting him to beat Roman because I think it’s the better option?

 

[Deezy]

No



Moving on

 

[Deezy]

Thats what you want to hear right?

 

[Dale]

I mean the whole thing started out about just the title but then it changed during the "personal" promo with Heyman.

 

[Cwalker]

I think most wrestling fans (myself included) believe it should be Cody to dethrone Roman. He’s already the number one babyface but if you want to crown him, have him be the one that brings the reign of terror to an end

 

[Vegeta]

No



Moving on

Thats what you want to hear right?

Nah, I’m hoping to have actual discussions. I asked a legit question because everyone seems to be saying it’s the best way to go about it. Not oh he has to beat Roman to finish. Just saying any other way is just dumb and not what we the fans want.

 

[Sabretooth]

I would argue beating a certain opponent is as important as winning the title. Roman prevented Cody from finishing his story so therefore Cody should be the one to beat Roman. It feels like half assing otherwise.

 

[Dale]

It's set to the timestamp.​