John Cena

And...

um in trying to create the atmosphere for the last match folks in creative were like hey we want to do like this tribute thing and i i never i never booked myself yeah but i called uh triple h and i said i have an idea uh you'll know how to do this because i don't know how to write television

But I think if we do a tribute show, one of two things are going to happen.

It's either going to be too much or too little, which means it's not going to be good.

Why don't we take Saturday night's main event?

Everyone knows it's John Cena's last match.

The video packages, you want to trickle in there throughout the night, no problem.

Then we go to the match, have the match, that's the night.

But beforehand...

On a night, I know people are going to be tuning in.

We're going to have a sold out.

It's going to be definitely an item, a ticket you want to have in your hand.

And that last piece of relevant energy that I can get an audience member to tune into.

Show the future of your business.

Have top named WWE superstars.

CM Punk, Charlotte Flair.

You put it together how you want.

Have them have non-canon exhibition matches with the future of the business.

Bring kids up from NXT.

Get them in a building with real noise, with real energy.