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So Sandow turns on his friend Cody Rhodes to win a guaranteed title match. Only to lose and have the person he turned on be more over then him.
Job well done?
With the chemistry Sandow and Cena had, I kinda wish Sandow has cashed in on ADR so that Cena could have fought Sandow for the title at Hell in the Cell. That match tonight was better than any singles match on the HITC card.
Thoughts on Sandow cashing in and losing? Considering how weak he’s been made to look throughout holding the case (ironically up until very recently) it seems like the logical move, but still. Thoughts?
Without a doubt the right move. Sandow has won I believe five singles matches since winning the case. Having him beat Cena, even at let’s say 70%, would have been ridiculous. Sandow is not a world title level guy right now and giving it to him would have devalued the belt even more than it already is.
I seriously hope Sandow doesn’t fall back down the ladder.
When was he up the ladder?
Good point.
Do you think that they made the right decision with Sandow losing?