People whining, bitching, and moaning about the ending of a WWE PPV...how shocking.
I personally love the ones where people are mad that the WWE didn't reveal who the "mastermind" was tonight. After all, they promised to tell us who it was...oh, wait, come to think of it, the only place that anyone has ever mentioned a mastermind was here. It certainly hasn't been part of the storyline, but assumptions make reality, right?
I also love the way people are mad Cena didn't turn heel tonight, after all. It's unbelievable that, after taking the DDT, and after the two minutes or so it took for them to get him back in the ring and set up for the 450 splash, he was able to roll out of the way then cover Gabriel, yet is is perfectly reasonable that after being the target of multiple attacks, having Nexus cost him his title and his rematch, that Cena would suddenly reveal that he is the mastermind behind the whole thing. Cause, you know, most heel masterminds plan out ways to lose titles.
Wrestling Feuds 101 folks: you have a face, you have a heel. For a few weeks or months, the heel gets the upper hand, causes the face grief, hardship, and pain. At some point, the face has to win clean, get his revenge. This is what's called the culmination of the feud. It's that thing that never happened with the NWO, hence the reason they became bloated, stale, and ultimately laughable.
You people say "Where does Nexus go now? They lost. They are done." OK. It's good to know that once you lose a match clean you are finished. Of course, that means that a lot of wrestlers must be looking for work, since people lose clean all the time. Get a clue. If the heels never lose clean, then the faces look weak. If the face looks weak, why would you bother to cheer for them? Heels win dirty, faces win clean. And if the face doesn't ever win, then pretty soon the feud is pointless. Prime example: at WM3 Ricky Steamboat beat Randy Savage clean for the IC title. Going by your logic, this should have been the end of Savage's career. Instead, it was the end of a feud, nothing more. A year later Savage won the World Title. Now that the feud between Nexus and the Raw roster has been finished (presumably) the individual members can concentrate on individual feuds. Barrett vs Cena, maybe Gabriel/Slater vs Truth/JoMo...who knows how it might go, really.
What I found most interesting was the fact that the first appearance by Nexus was in the Kofi/Dolph match, a SD title match. This gave the opportunity to continue that program between those two, plus added the option of moving the invasion to SD. Thwarted by Raw, they decide to go to SD and try to take over there instead? Maybe, maybe not.
The funniest part about the whole thing is how everyone cries that the WWE is so predictable, how "SuperCena" is so predictable, and yet the reason you are all so mad is because he didn't turn heel and join Nexus...the way you were all predicting he would... If it is all so predictable, why then did you all think that this was surely going to be the outcome tonight?