Brock Lesnar Plans to return on PPV Hell in a cell, Will he cost Rayback to lose to Cm Punk?

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WWE’s Hell in a Cell pay-per-view is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 28, and the rumors of former UFC and WWE champion Brock Lesnar making another return to the company has enveloped the wrestling world over the last few weeks.
With CM Punk squaring off with an unproven commodity like Ryback—in addition to the fact that a clean win for either man destroys the other’s current momentum—the return of Lesnar to convolute the ending may be the company’s only option.
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter is reporting via WrestleZone about the talk of Lesnar’s inclusion at Sunday’s PPV and the problems that it would cause:

One idea being heavily discussed is Brock Lesnar coming out and costing Ryback the match. This would cause some problems for the WWE, including another wasted date and Triple H's revenge on Lesnar being put on hold. Either way, WWE will most likely have to come up with multiple ideas in the next week to decide on which route to take.

As much as it may end up costing the company more money in the long haul, the WWE must seriously consider including Lesnar in this main event to save two of their biggest stars and the entire Hell in a Cell PPV.
Add in the publicity Lesnar would draw into the following night’s Raw as the company begins to transition to the build for Survivor Series, and a Lesnar return is much more feasible than many fans and experts expected.

John Cena addressed the WWE Universe

John Cena addressed the WWE Universe

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It's safe to say that the WWE Universe was surprised to say the least when John Cena stepped aside to allow Ryback to sign the No. 1 contender's contract last week on Raw. And this week, in the shadow of MetLife Stadium, the Cenation leader stepped into the ring not to expound upon his decision, but to give the WWE Universe a preview, in his own words, of what they can expect at Hell in a Cell.
And what, exactly, did the historic main event of Hell in a Cell hold in store? To put it simply: "change."
"Change is 6-foot 3," Cena said. "Change is 291 pounds, and when 'change' sets foot into this ring, all he can hear over and over again is 'FEED ME MORE!' "
Before Cena could continue, though, the riff of "Cult of Personality" rumbled through the loudspeakers and the WWE Champion strutted out, 337 days atop the mountain under his belt and looking thoroughly bemused at what he called Cena's "new role" of being "Ryback's personal cheerleader," not to mention the supposed greatness of the Super Bowl Champion New York Giants (it is truly hard to be a Second City Saint in the city).
And regarding change? "I've been WWE Champion for 337 days and counting, which means you haven't been champion for a lot longer than that," Punk said. "And that is change you can count on."
"Everybody knows when CM Punk makes a promise, he keeps it, and I promise I will walk out of Hell in a Cell still the WWE Champion."
Cena, however, had heard enough. Riled up by Punk's insults, Cena turned the subject of conversation to another recent hot topic: his injured elbow. He would not be interfering in Punk's scheduled title match at Hell in a Cell, but as for tonight, "Regarding yours truly, I am 100 percent medically cleared," the Cenation leader said, flexing his elbow for emphasis and inviting Punk into the ring for an impromptu rumble down the Turnpike.
And for a minute, it looked like Punk would acquiesce to Cena's request. But eventually, the warning shrieks of Paul Heyman won out and the champion strode back to the locker room, a smile on his face and title held high.

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Is AJ Lee the worst GM of all time?

To answer the headline to this story, no. The worst General Manager in history is Mike Adamle by a long shot. In the aftermath of AJ Lee’s shocking resignation on Monday Night Raw, however, it’s worth wondering where the now-former authority figure would rank among the most ineffective and eccentric leaders in the history of Monday night’s hottest show, including the likes of Eric Bischoff, “Mr. Excitement” John Laurinaitis and that notorious aforementioned mangler of monikers.
The reign of a Raw General Manager averages to about 205 days, and although that time period isn’t lengthy by any means, AJ Lee bowed out at 92 days — less than half the average. Granted, AJ’s all-too-brief tenure as GM has been fraught with peril since taking on these new responsibilities in July, but how many of those problems were the result of AJ’s own unhinged decision-making process? From attacking Vickie Guerrero to forcing Kane and her fiancé Daniel Bryan to undergo anger management therapy to slapping Paul Heyman across the face, AJ has made business very personal on Raw, and the WWE Board of Directors has been keeping a very close eye on her for good reason.
It was AJ’s notorious inability to separate her business and personal lives that would ultimately spell the end of her reign as Raw GM. On Monday night, the feisty Diva — whom the WWE Board placed on probation in early October — announced that her self-ousting is due to allegations of fraternizing with a Superstar on the roster. (WATCH | PHOTOS)
That Superstar was later revealed to be John Cena, who recently had a “business dinner” with the Raw GM. Both AJ and the Cenation leader denied that anything salacious transpired during or after that meal, but Mr. McMahon affirmed that there was “incriminating evidence” that left the WWE Board with no choice but to ask AJ for her resignation. This conspicuous turn of events put Guerrero in place to serve as Raw’s Managing Supervisor, a role that will no doubt work in her favor when a new General Manager is ultimately appointed.
Coincidences are rare in WWE, especially when The Queen Diva is involved, but what if there was more to that dinner than AJ and Cena are letting on? If AJ’s fraternization with Cena went beyond a mere business dinner — while she was on probation, no less — then the title of “Worst GM Ever” just might have a new No. 1 contender. (POLL: WAS AJ LEE SET UP?)
Although it remains unclear exactly what transpired during that evening repast with the 12-time World Champion, the unorthodox Diva noted on Raw that she’s aware that she’s been on thin ice for quite some time. With AJ’s admission of her shortcomings, it’s difficult to blame her too harshly for not living up to the loftiest of expectations. She might not have made a major impact as Raw GM, but at least she never subjected the WWE Universe to so-called “People Power,” interrupted Raw broadcasts with incessant emails or waxed poetic about the likes of “MC Punk” or “Randy Norton.” Sorry, Mr. Adamle.
So what’s next for AJ? The unpredictable Diva explained on Raw that she’s gone “from being homeless to being the boss,” due in no small part to her lifelong tenacity. Now that AJ is no longer running Raw, her schedule has certainly opened up, and judging by her hair-pulling brawl with Raw’s new Managing Supervisor, her buttoned-up lifestyle has hardly hindered her fighting spirit. Perhaps the most exciting chapter of the AJ Lee saga is about to begin.\

Who Should Be The Undertaker's Wrestlemania 29 Opponent?

 Every year after the Undertaker extends his Wrestlemania streak after the excitement of a great match and the extension of a great accomplishment is made, people start to wonder who his next Wrestlemania opponent will be. This year is no different. The Undertaker made HHH his latest Wrestlemania victim in the End of An Era match at Wrestlemania 28. This was the third time that the Undertaker beat HHH at Wrestlemania. Now who will his next Wrestlemania opponent be?

A report came out a short while ago that the WWE has three possible opponents for the Undertaker. They are: John Cena, The Rock and Brock Lesnar. The WWE is leaving the choice up to him on who he would like to face. The two people that he doesn't choose to face would then face each other at Wrestlemania.

These would all be good opponents for the Undertaker to face. All three are big names who would draw a lot of fans and excitement towards the match.

The Rock
A match up of The Rock vs. The Undertaker would be huge. It would be a throwback to the Attitude Era. For the fans like myself who grew up watching wrestling during the Attitude Era, this would be a welcomed match up. The Rock would be the biggest threat to his Wrestlemania streak that he has ever had. The Rock would bring his millions of fans and even more fans who love to see Attitude Era guys face each other back in front of their TV screens to watch wrestling even if it is just for a short time.

It would be a match up of two men who are great for different reasons. The Rock is superb on the mic. His mic skills are second to none. He's talented in the ring as well. As for the Undertaker, he fears no one. He's fought the best and he's beaten the best. He and Stone Cold Steve Austin are the two baddest men in WWE history. And you know that The Rock isn't going to back down from the Undertaker so you have a match up of two of the all time greats on the biggest stage of them all, Wrestlemania.

Brock Lesnar

This would be an intriguing match up because of the beef that these two had about 10 years ago. Lesnar had quite the attitude and with the Undertaker being a locker room leader, the two had several off the television arguments. Despite this these two had a great rivalry back in 2002/2003. These two are still capable of putting on a good match. The build up to this match could be fantastic especially since the WWE would have Lesnar on TV almost every week since most if his appearances would be used during the build up to Wrestlemania.

John Cena

This would be a match up of the WWE's number one man against The Phenom. The Undertaker and Cena haven't had many matches against each other. They haven't wrestled against each other since 2003. If this match up happened then it would be the first time that the Undertaker has faced the company's number one guy at Wrestlemania. It would be his biggest threat towards his Wrestlemania streak.

If there is anybody on the current roster that could end the Undertaker's Streak, it is Cena. A victory over the Undertaker at Wrestlemania would wipe the bad taste out of Cena's mouth after his loss to the Rock at Wrestlemania 28. The build up to this match would be huge because of the fan base that Cena has built up over the 10 years he has been in the WWE. His kid followers would flock to see if their hero could do something that nobody else has done before and that's beat the Undertaker at Wreslemania. 

 WWE SUMMARY ON WHO TO END THE DEADMAN'S STREAK

According to WWE board of directors, they say if there is any one who can be granted that opportunity to end the deadman's streak at Wrestlemania it should be the man who is more valuable to the company. The man who has stood there every night, the man who delivers all that he has got, the man who has carried WWE flag higher for many years. when i had that then my minds ran quickly to the 10time WWE champion John Cena, and yes no doudbt for that Cena has done it all and he should be the one to do it. But the question is when? Cena will be granted that opportunity the moment deadman will say he is done and he wants to leave wrestling, then Cena will be granted the opportunity to end the streak for deadman. It might not be wrestlemania29 but if there is someone to do it is John Cena. Reason Cena has always respected deadman, they are friends and deadman respects him too and he will not hesitate to do anything for John Cena. Reason deadman loves WWE as much as John Cena does. And they have worked together for a long time.

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Top 10 finishers of WWE history

1. Stone Cold Stunner (Steve Austin)


2. John Cena Attitude Adjustment

 

3. Rock Bottom (The Rock)




4. Sweet Chin Music  (Shawn Michaels)


5. Tombstone Piledriver (The Undertaker)





6. F5 (Brock Lesnar)



7. Pedigree (Triple H)



8. RKO  (Randy orton)



9. Brouge kick  (Sheamus)


10. Code breaker (Chris Jericho)

John Cena the Biggest Star WWE's Ever Had?

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You can make the case that John Cena could be the biggest star WWE's ever had.

Yes he is, and no one can take that away from him.

John Cena is the most talented “wrestler.” in WWE history. It's only part of the equation, but in this interview I did with legend Dominic DeNucci, he talks about what it takes to be a good in-ring performer, and to me, Cena has got everything a professional superstar needs to have.

Cena is believed to be the most talented superstar in the history which you cant take him away without cheating. Another way that you can win Cena in the ring is by script, without script you cant beat up Cena. He has proved it in many occasions, take a look at John Cena's match against Cm Punk. It is beleived that all the matches that punk has ever had with Cena they are all script for Punk to Win. 

John Cena, Stone Cold and Hulk Hogan. Three names I think many, including myself, would agree represent separate eras in WWE/WWF. Stone Cold and Hulk Hogan are the three names that would most rival Cena in a debate for the title of WWE's biggest star ever, in popular opinion.

Stone Cold Steve Austin was the face of the attitude era. The pop he got when the glass broke was incredible, with fans waiting to hear him drop an expletive and give a stunner to anyone who came within reach. I've always been a huge Austin fan. He was my favorite while he was an active wrestler.

Right now, wrestling has to compete against the legit appeal of Mixed Martial Arts. Chris Benoit, concussions, kids getting hurt in their backyards – all black marks critics, justifiably or unjustifiably, will quickly associate to wrestling and WWE whenever they can. Stone Cold was the top guy in the most profitable of times for the industry, but John Cena has sustained a positive, charitable image in pop culture in the midst of many challenges for the genre.

Stone Cold had a lot of entertaining talent to work with during his run. He also was involved in entertaining stories. Today, WWE isn't known for developing the same kind of top notch talent or quality storylines – but John Cena still became a star.

I'm not going to deny Cena's had some ridiculous, heroic comebacks in matches. I do believe in “Super Cena” at times. But remember, it's a pre-determined fight, determined by those in power.

Then there's Hulk Hogan. He was the man before there were men. By the way, if you're still held up from the start of this piece on John Cena's in-ring abilities, go ahead and try convincing yourself Hogan was a better “wrestler” than him. Let me know how that works out for you.

Hogan was the first to take an attraction like Andre The Giant off of his feet and slam him. During the territory days, there were big fish in smaller ponds, but Hogan became the biggest fish in the ocean the WWE created. Reality shows and sex tapes can never erase his accomplishments. Hogan was the first to do a lot of things in the sport on a big stage. This is part of his allure. He was first.

Next came Austin. The years 1980 to 2005 saw tremendous milestones and evolution. Twenty-five years worth of trying to do something new, creative, memorable. Hogan and Austin were involved in much of this.

To me, it's all the more impressive that Cena has had to follow all of that. He didn't have the luxury of being first to take a star who was never seen on the defensive like Andre was and beat him in front of 93,000. Cena didn't have the luxury of being the first to hit his finisher on the owner of a company. The list of things Cena wasn't able to do first goes on and on. Through all of it, he has found a way to be the polarizing figure he is to the audience.

Given Hogan and Austin's status, logically we shouldn't be able to make a decision on who is the greatest until Cena's active career as a wrestler with WWE is over. Cena is 35, has years left in the tank, he is only going to continue to draw money.

In wrestling, you aim to get a reaction. No reaction to what you say or do is the worst thing possible for an in-ring performer.

Great accomplishment to be loved by so many. Great accomplishment to be hated by so many. Is it the GREATEST accomplishment to be the most loved and hated by the audience all at once?