History was made by the WWE when it announced that over 80,000 wrestling supporters packed MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ to view WrestleMania 29. Unfortunately, despite a strong pay-per-view, the WWE missed its greatest and best opportunity to change the wrestling industry ugly. That missed prospect by the WWE was electing to leave John Cena as a babyface figure. Cena wasApoisedAto not only regain the WWE Championship belt but in addition turn because the company's strongest heel figure. Yet, rather than going for a strong, hazardous move, the WWE didn't move any shockers, keeping Cena since the company's top babyface star. For months, Cena hasAreceived a of loud boos and also "boring" chants, specially on the last edition of WWE Monday Night Raw. Meanwhile, The Rock was heavily favored with cheers. The brand new WWE championAreceived an ovation from over 80,000 people in attendance at WrestleMania 29, to make matters worse for Cena. This might have indeed been the tipping point for Cena and a perfect storyline for the WWE to operate with by turning his character heel. Yet, that did not happen, as Cena won with a clean win over The Rock. The WWE missed what has been the perfect moment to flip Cena's role and give his character a and new start as a heel. For the WWE, it may have brought much attention to its television product andApotentiallyAstronger viewership. Nevertheless, given Cena's character and role for WWE's young market, the business would have taken a huge leap of faith. Yet another part why Cena didn't turn heel was his position on tv, whose figure currently fits the WWE's TV-PG type. None the less, with WrestleMania 29 in the books, the organization seems to be offering yet another strong babyface to Cena run as WWE winner. Even though a heel change could have brought much to the dining table, it's now obvious that the WWE wasn't willing to make a change toward Cena's character. Regrettably, the WWE may not have another grand time like WrestleMania 29.
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