WWE News: John Cena's Post-WrestleMania Feud Possibly Revealed

In less than two weeks, John Cena will go one-on-one with "The Great One" in what should be a match for the ages.

But what happens after that?

The Rock will undoubtedly return to a film set for the next few months—at least until SummerSlam 2012.

On the other hand, Cena, who is scheduled to stick around, will need another individual to feud with.

According to 411Mania.com, Cena may have his most formidable challenger yet, whom he's never faced before, lined up for him:

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The plan remains for Lord Tensai (Matt Bloom) to debut on WWE TV in the next few weeks and get an immediate push in a top feud with either John Cena or Randy Orton.

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As many remember, Lord Tensai is former WWE star (Prince) Albert/A-Train,  who, in the last several years, has completely reinvented himself in Japan.

If Bloom is able to feed off his momentum from overseas, a feud with Cena could make for some compelling television.

It's also more probable than a Randy Orton vs. Tensai program because of two reasons: "The Viper" will likely be in the midst of a feud with Kane, which, given the WWE's past booking patterns, is just getting started; and, not to mention, Tensai will be more or less "managed" by the interim Raw GM, John Laurinaitis, who happens to occupy the same show as Cena.

Additionally, it will be interesting to see how the company would handle a feud between Cena and Tensai.

Of course, the degree to which Tensai is protected will depend upon the outcome of Cena vs. Rock at WrestleMania.

If Cena loses to "The Brahma Bull," he will need to regain his "heat," which would ultimately spell bad news for Tensai.

Conversely, if Cena wins in Miami, he could probably afford to "come down" a little bit.

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