Despite his "Never Give Up" mantra and undefeated record in "I Quit" matches, John Cena's post-match behavior often contradicted his babyface image. At Judgment Day 2005, after defeating JBL, Cena violently attacked his surrendered opponent.

The Undisputed WWE Championship is already at its highest point and doesn't need Cena to be elevated, but the belt being back on him would instantly make every title feud post-WrestleMania must-see as well as add to Rhodes' character development.

A certain WWE Hall of Famer believes John Cena‘s heel turn at Elimination Chamber was a special kind of transformation. WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley recently spoke with Card Player. When asked for his reaction to John Cena’s recent heel turn at Elimination Chamber,