The Miz and John Cena have been feuding for most of this year. It all started following the Elimination Chamber show and it is expected to culminate this weekend in an I Quit match at Over the Limit. While the feud has had its share of problems, it at least gave Miz someone on top to feud with for a prolonged period of time. But what happens next with "The Most Must-See Champion in WWE History?"
Cena's plans for this year have been pretty much laid out. Following this match, which has to be the blow off to the feud because you can't have a heel challenge for the title who has said "I quit," Cena is expected to have a feud with Alberto Del Rio heading into Summerslam.
Meanwhile, Miz looks to be left in the dark following this feud. It's not his fault, either. It's just a product of WWE not having enough top babyfaces to work with all the heels they have right now.
WWE's second annual Over the Limit pay-per-view is around the corner and the match card is starting to become apparent.
However, the only definite match booked is John Cena versus the Miz for the WWE Championship—an "I Quit" match which has shades of Cena's feud with Batista last year.
Will Over the Limit become the Fatal Four Way of 2011? Or will we be surprised with a quality PPV?
I am going to put my neck on the chopping block with 10 predictions that may or may not come true.
Cena's plans for this year have been pretty much laid out. Following this match, which has to be the blow off to the feud because you can't have a heel challenge for the title who has said "I quit," Cena is expected to have a feud with Alberto Del Rio heading into Summerslam.
Meanwhile, Miz looks to be left in the dark following this feud. It's not his fault, either. It's just a product of WWE not having enough top babyfaces to work with all the heels they have right now.
WWE's second annual Over the Limit pay-per-view is around the corner and the match card is starting to become apparent.
However, the only definite match booked is John Cena versus the Miz for the WWE Championship—an "I Quit" match which has shades of Cena's feud with Batista last year.
Will Over the Limit become the Fatal Four Way of 2011? Or will we be surprised with a quality PPV?
I am going to put my neck on the chopping block with 10 predictions that may or may not come true.