Call it hunch, but Cena will have exactly 17 title reigns. He is still in fantastic ring shape, but he's charismatic enough to have a long career away from the ring. He's a bigger asset to the WWE hosting the Today show than hoisting the Championship belt.

Not sure how much of a difference it makes, but considering that both Finn Balor and Seth Rollins are on the shelf because of injury, I'm happy to see wrestler safety first.

On Talking Smack, they brought up that her match at Wrestlemania 29 was cut for time. Being unable to shine because of things beyond one's control (especially sitting next to Daniel Bryan) makes her a character the audience can get behind.

The story author is way too harsh, and a bigger smark than us random Internet commenters. Elimination Chamber had three solid women's matches, an entertaining tag team elimination, and solid wrestling in the main event. Considering that this is a Pay Per View (right network event) two weeks after the Royal Rumble…

Eh, that 10 year old cheers for Roman Reigns and John Cena.

The storyline setup coming into this pay-per-view felt weak, if not forced, centered on the warring factions of Monday Night Raw versus Smackdown.