WWE has been hyping WrestleMania 28 since the day after WrestleMania 27, making it the longest marketing campaign in WWE history.
By having the match between John Cena and The Rock set one year in advance, WWE put a lot on the line by banking that Cena would not get hurt in that time frame.
With this being The Rock's second match back since returning at Survivor Series, it is being looked at as a once-in-a-lifetime matchup.
The match between Cena and Rocky is one of the four main events of the night, but should it be the match that closes the show?
Many people would argue that because it ...
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