1. Cena Vs The Undertaker And Brock Vs Rock Is Where The Money Is At
If WWE wanted to really deliver at WrestleMania 32, they'd realise that Lesnar and Taker are much more effective apart. Cena versus Undertaker would be far bigger than a third Lesnar match. It is a match that hasn't happened on the big stage, or at any point in Cena's peak. It also plays into the wider fascination with Cena teasing a heel turn. It would work wonderfully as Mania's show closer next year. You also have the fact it is the biggest star of the present against the biggest working veteran. As for Brock Rock, it is a rematch of a first time ever, going back to what happened thirteen years ago. The story is that Lesnar beat The Rock out of WWE, and it is also probably the two biggest commercially mainstream names in WWE going up against each other. Lesnar was a major sports star in UFC, setting their PPV records, while Rock is a Hollywood box office phenomenon. Logically, Lesnar versus Undertaker at WrestleMania 32 just doesn't make as much sense.
