WWE WrestleMania 28 Results: Note to John Cena: Do the Right Thing, Now!

You could see his face, all upset, shocked and disgruntled. He was so close to proving to the world he was the best the WWE could offer in terms of the “face” of this company.

Maybe he thought it would be easy. The Rock has been away from the ring for so long and questions remained about stamina, ability and his endurance.

All were answered last night. On a warm Miami evening, The Rock proved he was still the Bull of the Woods in the WWE.

And with it, the hope and dream of John Cena being the “Best of All Time” was dashed like a south Florida breeze.

Now the time is right, John, to do what we have been asking you to do for years—make the change. Make the change that is good for all of wrestling. Blame it on The Rock. Blame it on the fans for not getting squarely behind you. Blame it on not being the “best” of the WWE and always having to work harder than anyone else. Just make the change.

There is so much more for you to be benefit from by turning “heel” and showing your true colors. By the way, since you wore green last night, you can feud with Sheamus, CM Punk, Randy Orton and Big Show. You can show you rose above hate, but felt that it was better to embrace the hate and become an even bigger superstar.

Take a page from Hulk Hogan, Barry Windham and Kurt Angle. All three were immensely popular heels who were loved by the fans and could do no wrong as villains. Their careers were strengthened by the masses once they aligned themselves with other “heel” factions. This could be your calling, John. Just embrace it.

Last night was such a showcase of talent, but admittedly, the match between you and The Rock was lacking, it was too slow and too deliberate. And to think you would win in Miami, home of The Rock, was really preposterous. You know, you cannot beat The Rock in the The Rock’s hometown in front of the millions and millions of The Rock’s fans. It just cannot be done. Now is the time to act on that “loss” and change it to a “win,” so that the fans will be chanting your name across arenas without any great divide.

When Bobby Roode lost to Kurt Angle at Bound for Glory, he sat there in the middle of the ring with the same disgruntled look on his face. It looked as though he would cry. And he took that loss and became a highly successful heel, winning a world title and helping TNA become a bigger success than it had ever been. While the WWE is light years ahead of TNA, this can still be a historic event, one that turns wrestling on its ear.

Fans and WCW survived when Hulk Hogan turned heel and joined the Outsiders. Now it is time to see if you will continue to emulate the Hulkster and his cause.

Join the dark side, John. Earn your glory. Become a hated man. You will thank the WWE Universe for it later.