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Why WWE HAD to Rebuild GUNTHER (The Real Reason Explained)

n this video, we break down why WWE took the deliberate step to rebuild GUNTHER and why this move follows a very familiar WWE blueprint. We explain how WWE used the same strategy they once used with Brock Lesnar. After Brock needed to be re-established as an unstoppable force, WWE made one of the most shocking booking decisions in wrestling history: having him defeat The Undertaker at WrestleMania, ending the legendary Streak. That single moment reset Brock’s aura and redefined him as a final boss-level threat. We argue that GUNTHER is now on that same path. After a dominant Intercontinental Championship reign, WWE didn’t want GUNTHER to stall, plateau, or burn out. Instead, they chose to rebuild him carefully, cooling him off just enough to elevate him back up in a much bigger way. That’s why, in our opinion, WWE trusted GUNTHER with John Cena’s final match. A massive passing-of-the-torch moment reserved only for someone WWE sees as a future pillar. In this discussion, we cover: Why WWE rebuilds dominant stars instead of keeping them undefeated How Brock Lesnar’s post-Streak run changed WWE booking forever Why GUNTHER fits the modern “final boss” role What Cena’s last match means for GUNTHER’s future Whether this rebuild sets up a historic main event run This isn’t casual wrestling talk, it’s a deep dive into WWE’s long-term storytelling, legacy booking, and how legends are used to create the next era. 👇 Join the conversation in the comments: Is GUNTHER following the Brock Lesnar blueprint—and did WWE make the right call giving him Cena’s last match?