WWE's Payback 2014 pay-per-view was an odd mess of a card in both good ways and bad.
Without a WWE World Heavyweight Championship match, there was more of an opportunity for wrestlers to impress and step up to the challenge.
However, at a quick glance, it's easy to be disappointed with the people who were wrestling.
With the exceptions of John Cena, Evolution and The Shield, there appeared to be a lack of star power.
This was a chance for established stars to validate their standings and for everyone else to prove that they deserved higher spots.
Which people came out victorious and made a name for themselves?
Who ended up stealing the show and ensuring that the fans will be talking about them tomorrow?
It's time to review the biggest stars of the evening.
As if anyone had any doubts, John Cena came out victorious in his match against Bray Wyatt.
This feud would have been relegated to the tertiary main event spot if a world title defense could take place, but without it, it was upgraded one spot above that.
Because of this, Cena's win means more and could possibly lead to a potential title match down the line.
The entire point of Cena's character has always been to keep up the fight and to never back down.
He stayed true to this and—as far as WWE's creative team is concerned—gave his fans an amazing moment with this win.
Despite the reaction from the crowd, he is undoubtedly one of the main focal points on every single show.
For years, there hasn't been a single pay-per-view where Cena appeared and wasn't justified as an A-list Superstar, and it is unlikely that that will stop anytime soon.
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