Depending on who comes out on top, you can go a lot of ways here to introduce Sting. First off, let's say Cena wins, Rollins cashes in and wins and gets the hell out of dodge. That leaves an enraged Brock Lensar to decimate Cena further when all of a sudden the lights go out. Sting makes the save, sends Lensar to the corner for a Stinger Splash, then puts him in the Scorpion Deathlock before Lensar retreats. Ladies and gentlemen, we have our Wrestlemania 31 match between Sting and Brock Lesnar. With the uncertainty of the Undertaker for Wrestlemania 31, Lesnar would be another blockbuster match-up for what could be Sting's one and only match in the WWE. If Lesnar ends up retaining his belt against Cena and thwarts another attempt by Rollins to cash in The Money In The Bank Briefcase, Lesnar cuts a promo how nobody can stop him. Out comes Sting to much fanfare, and challenges Lesnar to a title match at Wrestlemania IF he can defeat the Royal Rumble winner first. You can go many ways with this if Lesnar does re-sign and retains the title against Cena. Sting can cost Lesnar the first match for the title at Wrestlemania to set up the grudge match to close the show, or Lesnar can defeat his first opponent, and then drops the title to Sting who will then retire on top. All of these situations provide a great Wrestlemania moment for a man who definitely deserves one in Sting. As always, thank you for reading my articles! If there is something you'd like me to cover or discuss with previous articles, just let me know! You can reach me on Twitter - @JBHuskers, and you can also check out my article archive here: http://whatculture.com/author/jeremy-bennett
Jeremy Bennett has been a wrestling fan since he was a Little Stinger watching Saturdays at 5:05 at his Grandma's house. His past, present, and future favorites in the business are Ric Flair / Dean Ambrose / Finn Balor. He is a co-owner of the gaming website TheGamingTailgate.com. You can also find him on Twitter - @JBHuskers
