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So what happens if Cena and Orton die?
We have a lot of tribute shows and then think about that.
Of course you could have laid the ground work years ago. But why have actions when they can have words and politics?
I feel Reigns’ push will suffer eventual jeopardy much like Daniel Bryan’s due to WWE’s booking beliefs. It’ll leave him to depend exclusively on his own skills. A recent report states that Cesaro is the most likely winner of the IC title battle royal followed by the line of “losses don’t matter to the WWE” and citing the loss to Kofi Kingston. WWE just does not feel much need to invest when they have Cena and Orton to fall back on anytime someone new ends up falling just like Daniel Bryan just did. If in the time lapse there’s anything that makes WWE lose interest in Roman Reigns, he may end up just like Ryback.
Why they didn’t have Ryback saunter on over to the world title still confuses me. Rock was going to block him for the WWE title and it’s not like Del Rio/Show was anything important.