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#4 John Cena and Triple H have no brand loyalty
John Cena was made part of the SmackDown Live team for Survivor Series just over a week ago, in what was a controversial choice for Commissioner Shane McMahon. The last time Cena was seen on WWE TV, he was part of Monday Night Raw and it seems that the former World Champion refused to show any kind of brand loyalty last night.
John Cena and Triple H were the only two men in the match who didn't wear a SmackDown or Raw shirt to show which team they were representing. Every other member of the team was dressed in either red or blue with their team's shirt.
Cena stood out all the way through the match as the only star not wearing his team's colours and it seems that this could lead to him returning to Raw in the future and then claiming that he was never actually loyal to the SmackDown brand.
There is no other reason why Cena didn't put on the blue shirt unless he really wanted to promote his own shirt over the importance of the match, which doesn't bear thinking about.
