Survivor Series 2011: The Rock Deserves Better Than the John Cena Storyline

I was traveling down the road of gross assumptions recently when I realized I didn't care for what is about to take place regarding The Rock and his return to the greatest name in sports and entertainment. 

We have all considered what's about to take place as a key part of the WWE story unfolds. The fate and legacy of one legend is about to take place, and I am not sure it's just. 

The Rock is one of the most popular wrestlers to ever step into the ring, and I fear he will be turned into an after thought as the WWE tries to pass the torch from him to John Cena in an act that is unnecessary and unwarranted. 

First off, I count myself among the growing number of fans that are tired of John Cena and don't need him to be the assumed face of the WWE any longer. 

That is exactly where this farce is headed though. What the hell do we think is going to happen on Sunday? We know that The Miz and R-Truth will be run out as heels to lay down for the betterment of the WWE. Then what?

I fully expect something grandiose to happen between Cena and The Rock at some point. I am eager to see what that thing is that will set them off and bring back the feud to full glory. 

The end of the tag-team brawl will be just the beginning. That's when the fun begins and when the beginning of the end of The Rock starts. 

The man is going back to Hollywood. I think we are all adult enough to realize that. But it is the way that he will be sent off that concerns me. 

At WrestleMania, I am expecting a grand passing of the torch that will feel more like being forced to eat our vegetables. We will be told Cena is good for us and that he is the future of the WWE, but I just don't want to eat that. 

The Rock will most likely fall to John Cena for what would be his final fight in WWE, and that is simply wrong.