4. The Arrival Of Bray Wyatt / The Possible Decline Of John Cena
!--> A lot of concerns were directed towards John Cena vs Bray Wyatt in the build up to Wrestlemania. Many said that Wyatt wasnt ready for the headline match; others claimed that the match would be too far of a step down for a star of Cenas magnitude. In the end all these fears were alleviated, in a star making performance Bray Wyatt showed he is more than ready for a run at the pinnacle of WWE. Yes at times the idea that Cena was reluctant to embrace the monster and use both the steel steps and chair, complete with the referee hamming it up was ludicrous. This is a man who has thrown people from the top of ladders and battered Randy Orton with Kendo Sticks. It was meant to play in with the build-up of the feud and Wyatts character but the audience just did not buy it. Even so John Cena v Bray Wyatt is a good match and even though he lost Wyatt steps out of in a much better position. One year ago his character had not even debuted; today he finds himself one of the biggest stars in the company. Where John Cena goes from here is definitely a talking point to consider, noticeably a step slower in the match and with nagging injuries how much longer can he continue to carry the WWE on his shoulders? Cena recently said he has five years left him, for a man whose body is starting to break down and now finds himself surrounded by new talents who are finally ready to step up (and more importantly ones that WWE look willing to embrace), five years is starting to look very optimistic.
