What can WWE do to make Smackdown interesting again?
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Go here: http://wweforums.net/bets/hell-in-a-cell.229/ - On the left, there are superstars who're competing. Click on 'place wager', insert the amount of money you wanna bet on and that's it.
Just seen it... Umm, only 2 bets? You should've at least put more money at stake.
Cool.
Smart girl, you bet on Orton... Just so you know, when you decide to bet next time (for the next PPV, Survivor Series), put more money on those bets. If you put a small amount of money like you did now, you won't get paid much.
Well I didnt have much money and so thats why and I put orton because I think he could win cuz he cheats and I kinda like him too
I've considered the idea of putting the U.S championship on John Cena in particular.
I enjoy the idea, simply to enhance the title's prestige, provided the company does its part to uphold their end of the bargain.
WWE seeks to protect John Cena at the expense of nearly everything else. The championships are permanent investments, while Cena is temporary/seasonal.
It's sad that the talent are held in such high regard as to disregard traditional centerpieces.
WWE is lazy, however, and thinking outside the box is much too difficult a task for a global company.
John Cena will be working more and more midcard events as his career progresses (at least that's the way it should be).
He worked a mid card match at WM 30 and I fully expect more of this as his WM career winds down.
There's no shame in working mid card. Don't allow perception to blur relevance.
No matter what Vince says, this business is still performance based (match quality, revenue), not conceptual or perceptual.
I'd actually enjoy a custom made U.S title if it excited fans enough to raise revenue.
I have no problem with Cena working midcard matches. Quite frankly, I don't care if he stays or if he goes (to become 'Hollywood Cena', lol). The only way WWE could make me/us care about Cena is if he turned heel. But I don't think they'll be doing that any time soon, it may hurt their pockets. 'cause he's still 'relevant' and the little kids wanna see their hero.
The reason I said that they'll hardly throw him back to midcard is because of Vince, that pill is just hard to swallow for him... And let alone/God forbid if Cena put someone over... I'm glad he put over Punk and Bryan, though.
We'll see what happens as the years go by. The guys I wanna see on top of WWE in the future are Bryan, Ambrose, Rollins, Zayn, Balor, Steen (hopefully), Bray Wyatt, Cesaro, Harper (hopefully).
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Vince McMahon has never had a 'yes' man quite on the level of John Cena.
Hogan desired creative control, The Rock left for Hollywood and Austin wasn't afraid to tell the company where they could put it.
As a result of this, Cena may very well be Vince's favorite employee, possibly ever (in terms of his top draws).
John Cena may, very well, be Vince's last big star. From here on out, guys like the Shield and the Wyatt's will be under Triple H's clock so to speak.
VInce wants to go out with a bang with John Cena. In effect, he's saying "This is my last hurrah, top this".
If Cena turned heel and drew less than he is now, Vince would probably consider himself failure on his way out.
Hogan desired creative control, The Rock left for Hollywood and Austin wasn't afraid to tell the company where they could put it.
As a result of this, Cena may very well be Vince's favorite employee, possibly ever (in terms of his top draws).
John Cena may, very well, be Vince's last big star. From here on out, guys like the Shield and the Wyatt's will be under Triple H's clock so to speak.
VInce wants to go out with a bang with John Cena. In effect, he's saying "This is my last hurrah, top this".
If Cena turned heel and drew less than he is now, Vince would probably consider himself failure on his way out.
