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[Tommy Thunder]

yea i watched a hollywood actor that over sold every thing take on the 5 moves of doom what did you watch

Considering your username, I'm not going to even bother countering you.

[Tommy Thunder]

I honestly thought this was going to be another "Passing of the torch" match

Wrestlemania 3: Hogan vs Andre (Andre passed the torch to Hogan)

Wrestlemania 18: Hogan vs The Rock (Hogan passed the torch to The Rock

LAST NIGHT

Wrestlemania 28: John Cens vs The Rock (I honestly thought The Rock was passing the torch to Cena)

Guess I was wrong

Why do some people continue to think that this was a "passing of the torch" match is still beyond me.
Cena's been the torch carrier for the last 5+ years. This match was NOT a "passing of the torch". It was simply a a match to find out who the "greatest of all time" was.

[Keith Stone]

I think he turns tonight The Rock comes out and gloats and dances around the ring for like 20 minutes talking about how Cena made broken promises and that his fruity pebble ass got kicked. Cena goes to the ring with the dismay from the Miami fans which will be pro rock he grabs the mic and says nothing then he cheap shots the rock with the mic and does the FU on him and does his you can't see me taunt while The Rock is down. John Cena walks down the ramp with loud boos doing the hand gestures he normally does while he leaves

[Great One]

He didn't deserve to win, Cena is out in the ring all the time and then The Rock comes back and wins complete B.s, I wasted like a year of my life lol and if they do have a rematch I hope Cena kicks The Rock's candy ass.And wwe needs to stop using John Cena as a guinea pig!!!

[Subject Zero]

Not really....

The Rock beating Cena really sets up a rematch for a future Wrestlemania.

[Subject Zero]

Wrestlemania is a place for matches not plot building.

[SESAfro]

I honestly thought this was going to be another "Passing of the torch" match

Wrestlemania 3: Hogan vs Andre (Andre passed the torch to Hogan)

Wrestlemania 18: Hogan vs The Rock (Hogan passed the torch to The Rock

LAST NIGHT

Wrestlemania 28: John Cens vs The Rock (I honestly thought The Rock was passing the torch to Cena)

Guess I was wrong

You and me both. /:

[CobraNightviper]

and here we go why cant wrestling fans just enjoy the match for what it was a good match I know everyones got a diffrent opinion but I think we can all agree on that(or atleast I hope so)

[maar13]

The result of last nights main event makes no sense at all.

10 years ago Hulk Hogan put The Rock over, 10 years later The Rock makes his grand return full of awful promo's and mass advertising on every show leading till Wrestlemania. John Cena delivers some of the best work of his career and as a result gets squashed by the Rock.

It makes no sense for business whatsoever. The Rock now leaves back into his routine with his already massive ego inflated more and the constantly consistent Cena stays around the be 2nd best.

It was the oddest result I have ever seen in wrestling and truly ruined an already bad wrestlemania.

One thing is for sure though and that is that John Cena is definitely the bigger man.

Actually it does if you think about it.

Why? Because it is the very first time that Cena has absolutely lost everything (The Nexus crap doesn't count) and can't retaliate.

Like he said, (Storyline wise) The Rock's life will continue out side and inside a little of the WWE, but John Cena will have to live with this loss. It is the first time he really had this look of disbelief on his face like "What now?"

If you really look into it, when was the last time Cena lost a PPV match clean? I mean clean? It has been years, I mean form a character stand point, even when he loses you get that feeling that he would have won if it wasn't for outside circumstances, even with CM Punk, you get the feeling that CM Punk can beat Cena and Cena at some point can beat Punk too, same goes with Orton.

So this is kind of the first time Cena has been put down for real, the first time he couldn't overcome the odds at all, in the end if you look at the match, he got cocky and he lost because of it, he believed his own hype for the first time and lost.

So what now? In the end, this story is not about The Rock, it will be about John Cena and him dealing with the ghost of the defeat and the very first time he was put down for real, which probably will end by WM 29 when he gets his win back from the Rock.

[CobraNightviper]

Ive been reading that all morning and it makes no sense for Cena to pass the torch to the rock.

Why do some people continue to think that this was a "passing of the torch" match is still beyond me.
Cena's been the torch carrier for the last 5+ years. This match was NOT a "passing of the torch". It was simply a a match to find out who the "greatest of all time" was.