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I've mentioned the possibility of Rock losing at the Rumble before. The logic being that in an attempt to try and cost Punk the belt, I could see Cena accidentally costing Rock the match instead and many (like myself) assume this will lead to a triple threat at WM, but what if instead, it leads to a non-title rematch between Rock and Cena, and Punk ends up defending (and losing) the belt against the 2013 Royal Rumble winner Ryback in their first one-on-one encounter since Hell In A Cell? Which would you prefer, the triple threat (Punk-Rock-Cena and Ryback in some other match) or Rock-Cena and Ryback-Punk in separate matches?
On one hand, it would be great to see someone who is a newer guy like Ryback be the one to end Punk's long ass reign (even with Punk's quick cheap victory over him already at HIAC) but at the same time, I don't want to go two years in a row where the WWE Title isn't the main focus of the show, and no way would Ryback-Punk go last after Rock-Cena. On the other hand, it would be great to see the WWE Title get to headline the show, and seeing Punk in the Mania main event would mix it up (preventing it from just being a straight up Cena-Rock rematch) and it's also a good way to shine a bit of spotlight on Punk, given that almost his entire reign thus far hasn't got the chance to headline PPVs.
Either way, I'm still definitely banking on Rock losing at the Rumble and one of these two possibilities happening.
On one hand, it would be great to see someone who is a newer guy like Ryback be the one to end Punk's long ass reign (even with Punk's quick cheap victory over him already at HIAC) but at the same time, I don't want to go two years in a row where the WWE Title isn't the main focus of the show, and no way would Ryback-Punk go last after Rock-Cena. On the other hand, it would be great to see the WWE Title get to headline the show, and seeing Punk in the Mania main event would mix it up (preventing it from just being a straight up Cena-Rock rematch) and it's also a good way to shine a bit of spotlight on Punk, given that almost his entire reign thus far hasn't got the chance to headline PPVs.
Either way, I'm still definitely banking on Rock losing at the Rumble and one of these two possibilities happening.