Early on in the show, when John Cena first joined CM Punk in the ring, I actually had a lot of hope for this week's Monday Night Raw. I got even more excited when Cena snapped at Punk, showing a rare bit of menace from the cuddliest WWE Superstar this side of Brodus Clay (tell me you wouldn't want a hug from the Funkasaurus). WWE has a real money feud for Cena whenever they want it, and it has nothing to do with the Rock. Yes, Cena feuded with Punk last year, but that whole storyline ended in a total clusterf*ck with the waters thoroughly muddied by Triple H, John Laurinaitis, Kevin Nash, The Miz, R-Truth and whoever else was standing around with nothing to do.

As much as I'd love it, it's crazy to sit around wishing for WWE to turn Cena heel - it's not going to happen anytime soon for numerous reasons. But there are a bunch of different ways to have Cena and Punk face one another without turning WWE's top guy into a villain, especially since their fanbases are generally speaking, pretty separate. Hopefully, once we're on the other side of WrestleMania, WWE will concentrate on making money off these two guys together.