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Wouldn’t that make more sense if he beat HHH and the corruption didn’t stop? So then his line of thinking is to take what’s most important (the title)?
I take it Cena challenges for the U.S.
title.
The website now says he’s challenging for the title for the first time.
But this totally makes sense after his loss to Trips at WM.
It does. Sting thought fighting HHH at Mania would stop the Authority corruption. It did not. Now he likely sees getting the title out of that group would take away their biggest claim to fame. It does have some logic behind it.