Mr. Kennedy

Losing an "I Quit" match is a little more humiliating than losing a submission match since you have to say i quit into a microphone rather then just tap the mat. I guess it could be a good match since JBL is better at these no-DQ rules matches than regular matches.

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Shining Wizard

hmmm...and here I thought it was because neither JBL or Cena has ever proven themselves to be all that good in the ring.

Crockerinho

Wrestling Moderator

Granted that Cena and JBL arent like Benoit,Angle, Eddie etc... who can drag great matches out of anyone but both are still good in the right circumstances

Randy Orton

WC's Resident Alchoholic

I don't think benoit is good at all. To me he is about as exciting as a rock. He does teh same moves every match. Chops, Punches, Chops, puts the guy in the crossface 8 times, Belly to back 6 times, and a flying headbutt.

Shining Wizard

Your right, I probably overstated it as I've found all Cena's matches with Angle and even the small feud he had with the Undertaker a year or so back to be pretty good. I really don't think JBL is a guy that that they should be pairing with Cena to be the selling point of the next Smackdown ppv unless they add some stipulation where they could just brawl outside the ring. I guess I'm thinking something similar to what they did with Austin after he came back from neck surgery in his feud with Rikishi. If the powers that be are determined to go with Cena vs. JBL they should either make it a Street Fight or maybe make it a triple threat by throwing Angle or Eddie into the mix. I just don't see how a one on one encounter is going to entice anyone to shell out $35 for it seeing how subpar the Smackdown ppv's have been from the Raw ones.