Cena/Wyatt Feud

By Scott Keith on April 22, 2014

I was pretty high on WWE's direction going into and after Wrestlemania, (as, I believe, we all were) but the Cena/Wyatt feud has been really bugging me over the past few weeks.

Let's recap, shall we?

1. Bray costs Cena the title at the Rumble. Cena hardly reacts and does not seem upset.
2. Cena forgets about Bray completely and Bray goes off to kick ass with the Shield. Then, Bray costs Cena the Elimination Chamber match.
3. In accepting Bray's challenge on Raw, Cena berates him and undermines his gimmick.
4. Leading up to the PPV, Cena beats all of Bray's followers while Bray says he'll break Cena's spirit.
5. At Mania, Cena beats Bray clean. Also, Cole said that if Cena won, Bray would be proven a false prophet, therefore undermining his gimmick more. (To be fair, on Raw the next night, Cole said Bray had "arrived at Mania," which is Cole for "Had his very protected finisher kicked out of and had all of his threats proven null and void, but had a sweet ass jacket.")
6. Two weeks after Mania, (after apparently this feud must continue, although what Cena has left to prove is beyond me) Cena makes fun of Bray's gimmick and weight.
7. The week after, Cena was about to single-handedly beat the Wyatt Family when they got themselves DQ'd. After a beat down, Bray sang his now less over song, apparently proving that he has a chance to win the match that will mean little after the big Mania loss.
Am I missing anything? I know they're high on Bray, but the booking has been very inspired, to say the least.

Yup, welcome to the 2014 version of getting a huge push. Not to mention the ridiculous notion that Cena is the one who needs the cage match to protect him from the Wyatts, when he already beat Bray in the first place. Plus clearly the Wyatt Family is still going to interfere despite the cage stipulation, so why not do a different stip or just have Cena get two partners and do a six-man?

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