I'm convinced his latest title reign does not be wanted by John Cena to last an overall total of six weeks. With E. Louis and Extreme Rules on the horizon and the WWE trying its better to straighten out whatever distress it could have left us in following Raw on Monday night, we all saw the change a number of us have discussed. But no-one provided John Cena to Ryback Monday evening. The Shield may have are available in and disrupted the conflict, but all it did was supply the proven fact that Ryback may have some assistance in wanting to acquire the WWE title at the next pay-per-view occasion. If you have a very important factor I got from Monday night's program, it is Ryback isn't strong enough to stand by himself in this companya'yet. I liked the promotion he cut, blaming Cena for his worries with The Shield and not winning the WWE name. The comparisons were liked by me to Superman and kryptonite. The short confrontation was even liked by me where Cena named out his "enemy" to the band and was summarily overwhelmed by The Shield. All great approaches to commence a feud and show there are many layers to the inevitable fit at Extreme Rules than challenging and an agreement signing. But let us all make a few issues clear. Ryback is not winning the WWE name at Extreme Rules unless he has help from the three men who have built his life nightmare since last year. And above anything else, I cannot view a quick name leadership for Cena. It'd only defeat every thing the WWE developed as his good reasons for redemption and whipping The Rock. I can't think about a still another scenario similar to this where the neophyte turns his back on the conquering hero because of greed or jealousy. Yes, there has been other angles where pupil turns on teacher or lovers turn on each other. That is precisely how wrestling goes. Along the way, nevertheless, the neophyte tends to remain and fight more, create more destruction. Wouldn't it have now been easier if Ryback came to the band and defeat on Cena with The Shield? Exactly what a contradictory article that would have already been for the WWE Universe. If John Cena's time is "now" as he has announced for some time in his planning for The Rock, then when is Ryback's time? When do we start to see the 290-pounder just take the next thing? Does he drop in WWE annals as "one of the greats to prevent win the title?" I say question Curt Hennig and Rick Rude how that is, but we cannot. The direction between Cena and Ryback is a great one for the stretch of the summertime, but the WWE at some time will have to set the tie on Ryback. Cena will need to surrender control. It might occur at SummerSlam. But for now, the subject is safe in the arms of Super Cena. And the kryptonite Ryback is speaing frankly about is nothing more than a several stones he is maybe not connecting with except he's a small aid from three wrestlers who pack more of an impact than he does.
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