Dream Match: John Cena vs. The Undertaker (if Cena loses, he can never challenge for a world championship again)
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This would be the match that everyone wanted to see, and would be billed as such. The mythical Undertaker vs. the face of WWE, John Cena. Their brief previous confrontations would be mentioned in the build-up to this match, and the story here would be that Cena would want to solidify his own legendary status by being the one to retire The Undertaker.
Cena would be so confident in his own strength and superior conditioning that a stipulation would be added: if, for whatever reason, Cena were to lose this match, he would never be able to challenge for any World Championship again (note: this article assumes that Cena never challenged for, and won the WWE Championship at the Royal Rumble; it assumes Styles’ first reign was never interrupted).
Cena and ‘Taker would of course have the dream match everyone was clamoring to see, with Cena working well as the workhorse in the match to carry The Undertaker. The match would be filled with several high spots and near-falls, with Undertaker focusing on Cena’s back throughout the match due to an underlying story centered on Cena’s back being in poor shape due to years of ‘super-strength’ spots involving him lifting inhuman amounts of weight.
Towards the conclusion of the match, the referee would be knocked out, and the two men would be brawling in the ring. At one point, the Undertaker would hit Cena with the Last Ride, but he’d also collapse to the floor due to exhaustion. As both Cena and ‘Taker are lying in the ring and the referee is still down, out comes Roman Reigns to a chorus of boos.
Reigns gets in the ring and hits his Superman Punch on the Undertaker, knocking him back down as the audience boos even louder than before. Then, Reigns turns his head to see Cena slowly getting up. As soon as Cena is on his feet, Reigns prepares to his the Spear on ‘Taker again, but before he charges, he turns and hits Cena instead.
‘Taker and the referee get up, both of them unaware of what had just transpired. ‘Taker picks up Cena, hits him with the Tombstone Piledriver, and wins the match.
This would effectively turn Roman Reigns heel in a way (yes, we’re going with Reigns turning heel because his character really needs to do that), which would set up the much-anticipated Reigns vs. Cena feud over the top spot in WWE. Cena would play the angered veteran who lost his one and only chance at further glory, while Reigns would play the hungry, determined, status-quo-destroying new guy wanting to make a name for himself at Cena’s expense.
And there you go, the main event of WrestleMania 34 is ready to be booked.
Winner: The Undertaker
