WWE PPVs

[master of read]

Very enjoyable show.

[Kevin M.]

Little disappointed at how the match ended, but I did enjoy Brock destroy Cena for most of the match. I guess they're going to have Brock get his revenge on Cena tomorrow night in some fashion.

[Young Avenger]

Lesnar destroying Cena was great. Loved the part of the match where he killed him in front of two kids in the crowd. The mom smiling during the whole thing made it great.

[Legato]

Ok, damn, idiot Lesnar, he had the win, but nooo, lets keep beating the poor cena. IDIOT LESNAR!

on other news....so did Cena won because he is going on vacations? so he neeeded a good bye present?

On the bright side it opens up a possibility on Lesnar beating Cena up as revenge for his loss

[Crimson Knightman]

I'll admit, I'm shocked. They've done one hell of a job at building Lesnar into this monster, to the point where I just could not initially see Cena scoring a win over him outright (especially with Johnny Ace). I have no idea as to what to make of this. On one hand, I don't necessarily want to see an omnipotent Lesnar anymore than I want to see an omnipotent Cena. On the other hand, can Lesnar afford a lost so early in the game? I mean, granted I don't expect to see Lesnar fall into mid card level status or anything but at the same time how can he proclaim to have taken over if he loses cleanly to Cena right out of the gate? Yes, Lesnar dominated the match but he didn't "get the job done", so to speak and I'm curious as to what that's going to do to his momentum. This could end up being really good or really bad.

[Gryphon]

This was an exellent PPV. And Layla winning the title helps set up a feud with Kharma since Kharma took out Layla way back.

[darthjoker]

This was an exellent PPV. And Layla winning the title helps set up a feud with Kharma since Kharma took out Layla way back.

well, at least Eve mentioned Kharma. So maybe it means the will bring her back sooner or later.

[marshal99]

I'll admit, I'm shocked. They've done one hell of a job at building Lesnar into this monster, to the point where I just could not initially see Cena scoring a win over him outright (especially with Johnny Ace). I have no idea as to what to make of this. On one hand, I don't necessarily want to see an omnipotent Lesnar anymore than I want to see an omnipotent Cena. On the other hand, can Lesnar afford a lost so early in the game? I mean, granted I don't expect to see Lesnar fall into mid card level status or anything but at the same time how can he proclaim to have taken over if he loses cleanly to Cena right out of the gate? Yes, Lesnar dominated the match but he didn't "get the job done", so to speak and I'm curious as to what that's going to do to his momentum. This could end up being really good or really bad.

With a PPV around every corner of each month , they'll just have Lesnar get his win back from Cena in the next one.

[marshal99]

well, at least Eve mentioned Kharma. So maybe it means the will bring her back sooner or later.

Or they'll just future endeavor her. Considering how much hype and money WWE has put into her , Kharma has been next to useless and hasn't produce any returns whatsoever. She makes her debut and then she gets pregnant and be out for more than 9 months.

[choptop]

it wus a good show but y o y did they not have kane win?

[XPac]

it wus a good show but y o y did they not have kane win?

Kane won at Wrestlemania, which is arguably a bigger deal. So I think giving both a PPV was at least balanced, booking wise.

[XPac]

Or they'll just future endeavor her. Considering how much hype and money WWE has put into her , Kharma has been next to useless and hasn't produce any returns whatsoever. She makes her debut and then she gets pregnant and be out for more than 9 months.

Course, despite how little she's done she's probably still the most over diva in the WWE right now. Heck, she's probably more over than a good percentage of the guys on the B and C shows. So I don't see her being future endevoured quite yet.

[XPac]

I'll admit, I'm shocked. They've done one hell of a job at building Lesnar into this monster, to the point where I just could not initially see Cena scoring a win over him outright (especially with Johnny Ace). I have no idea as to what to make of this. On one hand, I don't necessarily want to see an omnipotent Lesnar anymore than I want to see an omnipotent Cena. On the other hand, can Lesnar afford a lost so early in the game? I mean, granted I don't expect to see Lesnar fall into mid card level status or anything but at the same time how can he proclaim to have taken over if he loses cleanly to Cena right out of the gate? Yes, Lesnar dominated the match but he didn't "get the job done", so to speak and I'm curious as to what that's going to do to his momentum. This could end up being really good or really bad.

Though I'm not necessarily sure I think Lesnar losing right off the bat is a good thing booking wise, part of me is sort of glad to see that he's willing to lose.

I was sort of worried that Lesnar would have issues with jobbing because of his legitimate reputation. But that doesn't seem to be the case. That's sort of nice to see.

[KiFF86]

Plus I think it's Vince sending a message WWE > UFC

[darthjoker]

Plus I think it's Vince sending a message WWE > UFC

you know what, before Cena ended his speech by saying his going on vacations. I tought too that was what this fight and cena's victory meant: wwe better than UFC