WrestleZone’s Top 10: 10 Mistakes in 10 Months

October 11, 2013

March: Missing a WWE Champion

As the redemption of John Cena coming full circle, there was one problem. The Rock was the champion and was a guy that was not on television for a lengthy period of time. WrestleMania is the biggest event of the year. It is the Super Bowl for professional wrestling and is marketed like that. The Rock made appearances on late night television without even mentioning his match against John Cena. HUGE MISTAKE. You needed your number one guy from a decade ago to really hype this. John Cena could only do so much by himself at WWE events. Instead of putting together a compelling and interesting storyline, WWE fell short with their big names and fell short in the level of importance the match was.

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