John Sina is the W.W.E. Champion in 2025, which is totally surreal. I seem to be in the minority here, but I love it. I mean, it's just so novel. I never thought this was going to happen. So I'm just going to enjoy it as much as I can. Of course, the big issue now that we have to talk about is how does John Sina lose that championship?

Even more so, because it looks like he's about to go on a

greatest hits run.

I mean, we now know he's going to challenge Randy Orton at WWE backlash.

As far as I'm concerned, I don't think it will be the Viper to take that title.

So now we've got to get into the weeds.

First and foremost, I realize the fact that WWE is keeping this simple, and yes, I know,

if you go back to the last time that Sina Orton did get into it, WWE was like, oh my gosh,

it's the last time they're ever going to fight.

But nobody in like 2010, whatever the flub it was, thought we get to 2025 and we could

do John versus Randy, Pott 762, even less did we think it would be Randy Orne is the good guy,

and John Cena is the bad guy. That's a huge reason why you have to do this. I've said it once,

I'll say it twice, the novelty, the gimmick. I mean, how on earth did we get here? And I'm sure

Sina is going to retain that title by cheating in the worst way possible and you could even tie it back into what Randy Orne did to John

Sina back in the day when he slapped the referee.

The referee was like, well, now I have to disqualify you.

John Sina had that shock face.

He couldn't believe it.

I actually think if you do execute that right, all the fans will be fine with it too.

You know the deal.

We are suckers for nostalgia. The reason I wanted to underline it though is that I think when we are done with this,

we do come out of that pay-per-view, PLE, we are not done with the classics. And do you know

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