Who should be the face of WWE?

Being the face of WWE is about more than having the best match on the card or looking like one of the kids from “The Hunger Games.” It’s about being the representative of a global brand — the walking, talking embodiment of everything WWE symbolizes, from its 50-year history of squared circle excellence to its charitable initiatives, from its movie studio to its international Live Events.  Does that sound like a role for Randy Orton? For The Authority, obviously, it does. For some of the editors on the first floor of WWE HQ, there’s a Straight Edge Superstar, a 7-foot force of nature and even an unpredictable Diva who wears a pair of Chuck Taylors like nobody’s business who should be in that spot.