How would you make Cena v Undertaker at Wrestlemania 27 happen?

John Cena turns heel by lhelping Wade Barrett win the WWE Championship. He then says to Wade Barrett, "I have completed the objective, now how about you help me win the World Heavyweight Championship?" Wade Barrett says, "okay then, we will split the team, you go with Husky Harris and Micheal McGillicutty to Smackdown. Nexus will get all the titles and rule the company." After The Undertaker buries Kane alive and win the World Heavyweight Championship, John Cena gives The Undertaker a Attitude Adjustment, then he says "Undertaker, you and me at Wrestlemania with your title on the line."

Cena or Undertaker would have to turn heel

How it would happen,

Cena:

Turns Heel (via nexus)

Switch Brands to Smackdown

Wins Royal rumble (optional if Taker beats Kane on sunday)

Undertaker

Turns heel (via Bearer and Kane)

Switches Brands (via ?)

Wins royal rumble (optional is Cena turns on barrett if he wins WWE Title)

There is pretty much a 1% chance that Taker would turn heel.

99% CHANCE FOR CENA!

Well seen as Cena is amongst the Nexus lot, the month is October approximately 5 month before WrestleMania.

Bragging Rights: Cena is in Barrett's corner against WWE champion Randy Orton.

Cena has no choice but to be in Barrett's corner and do his up most to help Barrett win the WWE title or be fired.

After Barrett is RKO'd, Cena drags the referee out of the ring but his charm of reluctance persuades the ref not to end the match.

Orton stands up and goes for Cena, and Cena runs off around the ring.

That right there... Cena running from Orton would be a huge turning point, in Cena introducing a heelish act to the fans.

Cena goes out of his way to make sure Barrett lifts the title.

Next night on Raw: Barrett comes out with the WWE title along with Nexus but not Cena.

He cuts a promo about his win etc.

Then Barrett introduces Cena, but he doesn't come out.

Barrett reminds Cena that he is still under his direction or he'll be fired.

Cena stands out from the Gorilla position with his head down.

Then the Nexus music plays and Cena comes to life smiling and taunting and heads to the ring.

Barrett stands there open arms and they both hug and shake hands.

Cena cuts a promo about how not only did the WWE locker room turn their backs on him, reminding fans of what R Truth said to him, but the Nexus provided Cena with a opportunity to never give up because even tho Nexus were the problem.. they ended up as the solution.

Survivor Series: Cena leads Gabriel, Slater & Otonga to victory with him & Gabriel surviving against CM Punk, John Morrison, Darren Young & Michael Tarver.

Cena runs in to save Barrett's title against Orton getting Barrett DQ'd.

TLC. TLC WWE title match: Barrett vs Orton (final encounter)

Cena & Nexus interference helps Barrett defeat Orton

Royal Rumble: Cena vs Orton. Cena defeats Orton by somehow cheating. Enters the Rumble match to prevent Orton from winning it and it boils down to just Orton & Cena.

Barrett helps Cena win.

Raw: Barrett talks Cena into ending Taker's streak at WrestleMania instead of facing him for the title.

The GM agrees if Cena accepts then there will be a Battle Royal tonight to determine the new no.1 contender.

Nexus attacks Orton backstage meaning he can't participate in the Battle Royal.

CM Punk wins the Battle Royal.

SD! Cena on the titan tron taunts Taker about how he will end his streak at WM.

Taker accepts the challenge.

Taker would defeat Cena after a brutal war of desperosity & under handed tactics by Cena & Nexus after a Tombstone, but Nexus would attack Taker after wards leaving The Dead Man laid out.

The Cena heel turn.....

The Cena Nexus storyline continues, the Nexus members feel Wade Barrett is disrespecting them and taking the spotlight. Barrett tells Cena to take out the NEXUS members one by one. All that's left of NEXUS is Barrett and Cena just when the world thinks Cena will attack Barrett he insteads shake his hands and aligns with him.

Undertaker wins the 2011 Royal Rumble... Cena defeats Barrett in the Elimination Chamber for the WWE title and The Undertaker challenge him....

Cena goes for a punch undertaker blocks does Old school into Last ride then for fun does tombstone power drive ... Cena loses after 20 seconds , and thats how i would do it

Have Taker confront Cena and remind him of his standing like he did to Michaels at Royal Rumble 2009. And the story plays out like HBK-JBL storyline.

So after much thought, I believe I have a solid way to turn John Cena heel. And while it is along similar lines to many of the proposed ideas we have heard before, it varies just slightly.

Most people believe that the best way to turn John Cena into a MAJOR heel is to screw the Undertaker over at Wrestlemania and end his undefeated streak. The 3 main constants are always the Undertaker, Wrestlemania, and "the streak". The MAJOR downside; however, is that you're ruining something that has been building for nearly 20 years and has become the staple of Wrestlemania. If you decide to end "the streak", future Wrestlemanias (with or without the Undertaker) will take a significant hit unless Wrestlemania can regain the mystique it once had.

I am on board; however, with many of the factors talked about above...just not all of them. I think turning John Cena heel at Wrestlemania is absolutely the way to go. I also believe the Undertaker is the one, current superstar who can instantly turn someone heel...in fact, he can turn them into a MAJOR heel. I don't agree with taking the Undertaker's streak; however. Maybe it's because the Undertaker is my favorite superstar, maybe it's because he is a living legend, maybe because it's because the streak has taken on a life of it's own. But as much as I'd like to see a new phase of John Cena's career, I don't believe it should come at the expense of the Undertaker's streak.

So here is what I propose. Much like Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker, I think seeds need to be planted months prior to Wrestlemania. Whether it be in the ring or backstage, the two need to cross paths (and I don't care how they decide to bring the two together or what the storyline is because that will become irrelevant in the grand scheme of things). A slow build needs to happen, though. From there, John Cena will face the Undertaker at Wrestlemania. And it will be FACE vs. FACE. Yes, that's right! John Cena will not be a heel prior to Wrestlemania. The Undertaker will say that he respects John Cena, but he will not be able to end the streak. John Cena will say that he respects the Undertaker, too and considers him the legend of legends, but he will never back down, never give up, and will defeat the Undertaker. It will basically be a super face vs. super face match.

When the match actually takes place, it will be very competitive and long. Of course, we'll have numerous close calls and multiple finishing moves will be hit. In the end, though, the Undertaker will defeat John Cena (maybe, even by submission). The streak will remain intact. From there, the Undertaker will celebrate to close out Wrestlemania, as usual. As John Cena finally struggles to his feet, he will approach the Undertaker and offer a handshake. The Undertaker will accept it, and everything will be just peachy. John Cena will appear to leave the ring, but he'll change his mind at the last minute and brutally attack the Undertaker. He'll hit him with a chair, slap on the STFU, etc. It'll be a vicious assault (PG style, of course). Wrestlemania will close with everybody in shock.

What you will have essentially done is turned John Cena into a super heel, kept the Undertaker's streak intact, and given a legitimate reason for the Undertaker to take off significant time after Wrestlemania (as he usually likes to take months off after Wrestlemania). From there, John's heel character can grow. As stated several times, many people like the idea of John Cena's character being frustrated over the fan's lack of support for him. Why do they cheer the Orton's and Jericho's of the world but not him? Why should he put himself on the line for the fans if they don't even respect him? And even though that's a textbook heel turn, is there any other superstar that it would ring true for more than John Cena? Even though most people don't hate the actual John Cena, he would essentially be pointing out what is legitimately true in terms of his John Cena character.

I think he would do an absolutely brilliant job and would build his heel character up quite a bit. From there, you can even set up a rematch between a heel John Cena and a face Undertaker at Summerslam. All in all, I know it is a big leap to make such a significant change, but in the grand scheme of things, it could also lead to something quite special.