John Cena and Dolph Ziggler ended their match with both men drained, on their backs, darkening the mat with their sweat, but they should have been taking a bow in front of the Chicago crowd on Monday’s WWE Raw.

The Showoff and the United States titleholder put on the kind of show that has to have officials giddy about the idea of these two colliding again in the near future. That’s a plan with ample potential, but it can’t just end with another Cena victory.

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Reigniting a rivalry with Cena makes sense for Ziggler, but not if he just runs into a wall.
WWE has had Ziggler tease a darker side of himself of late. His more vicious side is emerging in flashes. Running with that shift in character with Cena as the catalyst will result in a series of standout matches and a better use of Ziggler’s talents.

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On Monday’s Raw, Ziggler and Cena displayed their top-notch chemistry together. On a sluggish night, they were the clear highlight, the most compelling bit of action in the ring.

TheHistoryofWWE.com praised the bout:

17:40. Ziggler and Cena put on a fantastic show.

— The History of WWE (@TheHistoryofWWE) October 13, 2015

Such a great match going right now between Cena and Ziggler #Raw

— WrestlingINC.com (@WrestlingInc) October 13, 2015

It only makes sense to give fans more of these two against each other. But if Ziggler is just going to fall to Cena four or five times in a row, he’s no better off for it. Cena will still be the champion with a white-knuckle grip on the U.S. title; Ziggler will still be the perpetual also-ran who has more moral victories than true ones.

Rather than stick with the status quo, WWE should embrace the changes developing in Ziggler’s character and have him find a way to fell Superman.

HOW CLOSE WAS THAT?! After a headbutt & #ZigZag, @HEELZiggler STILL can't put @JohnCena down… #Raw #USOpenChallenge pic.twitter.com/6BP5zsjVxY

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 13, 2015

In his failed attempt to dethrone Cena on Monday, Ziggler pulled out some more aggressive strategies than is befitting a babyface. He raked the champ’s eyes to set up a superkick. Ziggler nailed his foe with a headbutt before hitting a Zig Zag.

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