Clocking in at 16 minutes and six seconds, therell be plenty who refuse to believe this was a squash match. But given the overwhelming one-sidedness of the match, I think its fair to classify this one as such. Lesnar was completely and utterly dominant throughout, hardly giving Cena a look-in. Weve all heard of the 16 suplexes that Lesnar delivered, not to mention the pair of F-5s. Not only was it incredibly shocking to see such a landslide victory in a WWE title match, but the fact that it came against the posterboy of the companythe seemingly invincible SuperCenamade this one all the more emphatic and memorable. Much like the Lesnars aforementioned match with the unfortunate Zach Gowen, this was a smart way of adapting a squash match into something less conventional, but equallyif not moreeffective. It was a truly monumental display, one that may never be repeated, and quite frankly an awesome piece of booking from the WWE.
