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#2 Cena eclipses the Nature Boy
If John Cena isn't to avenge his loss against The Undertaker, what else is there for him to do.
Well, one idea that has been floated around is Cena going up against Daniel Bryan, and possibly taking the WWE Championship from the former YES! Man.
If so, Cena would make history, becoming a 17-time World Champion, and knocking the Nature Boy Ric Flair to second place.
It's clear that Cena's legacy has already been immortalized, and having him win the gold would merely be taking a spot from a full-time Superstar such as Samoa Joe or Mustafa Ali.
Whilst Cena and Bryan have history, and have entertained in the past, having Cena win the title (presumably to lose it not long after) does no-one any favors, as fans would reject this Hot Potato.
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