How about this idea? (Contains Raw Spoilers)

Ok so I'm not going to go into some long detailed booking of how something should happen cause I'm no good at that sort of thing.

But the return of Brock Lesnar got me thinking about Paul Heyman.

How about this? Paul Heyman returns on the back of Brock returning thinking he can have a place as Brocks manager/mouthpiece whatever. But Brock is not interested. So Heyman turns on Brock .....and aligns himself with Cena.

So many of us want John Cena to turn heel. Could Paul Heyman be the man to pull the strings? Surely there would be no one better?

Great idea, won't happen though

I can't see Paul Heyman returning to WWE as I'm sure he'd want some creative control and the WWE won't want to give him any.

I don't think Brock needs Heyman any more, he's not the greatest on the microphone but I think one of the main reasons he was paired up with Heyman in the first place was so Lesnar could use some of Heyman's heat. Lesnar is a big enough name on his own now.

Which is exactly why he would snub him. Then Heyman could start talking to Cena and build a relationship eventually leading to the heel turn.

After what Vince did to ECW, Heyman's comments and his links to TNA i think Vince would rather rot than work with Heyman again.

I think that is a shame cause Heyman would only be good business for WWE. What were Heymans comments by the way? Never saw them?

MIG wrote:Which is exactly why he would snub him. Then Heyman could start talking to Cena and build a relationship eventually leading to the heel turn.

But Cena is also a big enough name to not need Heyman and he certainly doesn't need Paul Heyman to turn himself heel, he's already doing a pretty good job at the moment and he isn't even trying to.

I'd like Heyman to return, I always thought he was a realy good heel charecter. He's alot better than John Laurinitus.

Heyman is well Heyman him and Vince don`t see eye to eye but if someone offeres him the right amound he will be back.

Don`t think Cena or Brock need him though.

Crimey wrote:

MIG wrote:Which is exactly why he would snub him. Then Heyman could start talking to Cena and build a relationship eventually leading to the heel turn.

But Cena is also a big enough name to not need Heyman and he certainly doesn't need Paul Heyman to turn himself heel, he's already doing a pretty good job at the moment and he isn't even trying to.

People have been saying that if Cena turns heel people will cheer him cause they want him heel. With Heyman on side I think that would help Cena gain genuine heat.