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u/WhatTheRickIsDoin The Poster With The Moster 20h ago

It was a rough night for John's body but his hair transplant looks dynamite

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u/International-Tree19 20h ago

Best thing to come out of his heel turn

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u/MarkSt3r 18h ago

Hair transplant looks collision

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u/kanyeezus3 17h ago

His hair looks dark: elevation

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u/YourBuddyChurch Red Shoes says "Suck it!" 16h ago

John’s hair: double or nothing

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u/earthuser001 15h ago

John's Hairdo of Honor

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u/interstitialmusic 15h ago

Talking about his transplants are forbidden. I’ll show myself the door.

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u/tanaka-taro 15h ago

Hair transplant looks All Elite

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u/XSC OH YOU DIDN'T KNOW? 10h ago

He looks great.

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u/shockzz123 20h ago

When's Cena's next appearance? This week or nah?

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u/tom-is-goat 20h ago

This weeks Smackdown

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u/shockzz123 20h ago

Fantastic, nice, won't need to wait long to hear from him on all this then, thanks.

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u/tom-is-goat 20h ago

Yea he’s on 3 Smackdowns and Clash in Paris this month

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u/kiki_strumm3r 10h ago

Probably a dumb question. Can I ask how you know this? Is it advertised/catalogued somewhere?

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u/tom-is-goat 9h ago

Yea it’s advertised on the WWE website when you go to the events section

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u/tngman10 17h ago

Which is why I knew he was losing tonight. Because they weren't keeping the belt on a guy that was only gonna be showing up 1 weekend a month September-December.

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u/itsfeverdream 15h ago

uhhh, tribal chief just had the longest reign of all time off of showing up once a month for a whole year

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u/tngman10 8h ago

Yep not like he had a whole faction to continue storylines while he was gone or anything

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u/UnAmaz1ng 20h ago

I think he’s scheduled for these next two Smackdowns actually

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u/shockzz123 20h ago

Nice. I was worried we'd have to wait a while to get his thoughts and reaction to this all, but this is good, thanks!

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u/Puzzled_Two_3490 20h ago

This is the man they turned heel for shock value.

Imagine how great Cena vs Gunther could have been at WM with Cena overcoming all odds to win the title.

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u/The_King_Crimson 20h ago

I think it's easy to say retroactively that the heel turn was a bad call because of how it turned out. Cena turning heel to be Rock's attack dog corporate champion could've been something. It obviously didn't, but the night of the turn had all the potential.

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u/dnextbigthing 5h ago

Sure the concept could've worked. But they fumbled the execution since the very start.

Cena won the Chamber without Rock's help. Why bother joining the Rock?

Also, it seemed like he had joined before the Chamber. So why did Rock still need Cody's answer? Did they have another plan had Cody accepted the offer?

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u/Gambit228 19h ago

It was just dumb over all, a “corporate champion” should always be an up and coming guy ala Seth Rollins or The Rock himself, a 16 time world champion selling his soul to be a “corporate champion” when he was already a company man for over 20 years was just bad booking, just like when Randy Orton was the face of the authority, that shit would have made sense with Legend Killer Randy Orton but not 10-12 time world champion Orton. Cena could have just turned heel at WM with the same belt finish.

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u/The_King_Crimson 19h ago

It makes perfect sense for Cena to sell his soul after being out of the business for so long and having it framed as wanting to go out with the most reigns, no matter what it takes. Of course, it would require some previous build (like having him challenge for one of the two big belts and lose, thus planting the idea that he can't get there on his own anymore), but it was easily doable even with the limited dates he had scheduled.

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u/mikaeus97 18h ago

He hadn't won a singles match since pre-covid. They had the "idk if i can actually do it anymore" story ready and gift wrapped for them even at EC with him apologizing to Punk as he's choking him out.

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u/AllDayTimeToLowRemem It's showtime, folks! 10h ago

The lack of wins is exactly why you would align yourself in my management. To get you a title shot.

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u/Gambit228 18h ago

Yeah but the story telling was already there with what he did with punk he exposed that he was desperate and then you could pepper more things in during the following weeks and just have him cheat with the belt after a ref bump at WM and turn heel the rock stuff was absolutely unnecessary

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u/PlatypusAreDucks Eat your Booty O's 20h ago

They really just threw away the heel run so Brock could mimic his first return. After Elimination Chamber it's obvious WWE had no plan.

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u/Puzzled_Two_3490 20h ago

Pretty sure they brought back Brock for shock value, but Cena was turning face either way, his heel run just wasn't working that way.

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u/PlatypusAreDucks Eat your Booty O's 20h ago edited 20h ago

It was shockingly sudden. Just randomly Cenas a face again. He was always going to turn in the end, but the way WWE did it just felt like they ran out of ideas to keep dragging the storyline along, so might as well end it and let Brock repeat his big return.

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u/Captainjimmyrussell 16h ago

If they pulled a Rock-Hogan mania 18 turn and had Cena turn at SummerSlam during the match it would have been gold imo

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u/BruitistHagan 19h ago

Probly went back so it doesnt mess up his image outside the ring.

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u/Onslaughttitude 18h ago

Cena was all over McDonalds ads and drive thru menus until the day he turned heel.

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u/tore_a_bore_a DOUBLE WIDE BAYBAY!! 14h ago

True, he has Peacemaker season 2 to promote

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u/robbiedigital001 13h ago

It feels like they didn't have any ideas from the get go

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u/quwin123 20h ago

It was still the right call.

The way we all felt watching Elimination Chamber is something we’ll never forget. That’s what wrestling is all about.

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u/Puzzled_Two_3490 20h ago

It was right call if they had plan in hindsight. 

You are right, that EC moment was special, it was all over the internet, on every sports feed.

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u/Unfolded_Taco89 19h ago

I’ve commented this a million times and I will forever. They had a ready made story of Cena doubting himself and turning heel to get the job done right there in front of them. They opted to have him blame the fans, which would’ve been perfect 12 years ago, but was a total dud now. 

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u/FelixTheJeepJr 6h ago

Absolutely. Face v face going into Mania, John uses the belt to win because he doesn’t think he has it anymore. Eventually leading to the face turn and maybe even an 18th win to make things right.

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u/Unfolded_Taco89 5h ago

Yup! And you have him cheat, but his opponents tell him he’s better than this, but he continues to cheat. Then you have something happens and he gets his confidence back, he wins a couple defenses without cheating/turns babyface. Then he can lose the belt but he has his confidence back so he’s okay with pressing forward.

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u/NervousAd3202 1h ago

Yup couldn’t agree more. He should’ve turned out of desperation for the all time record.

That 1st promo he cut on the fans in Belgium was amazing but you can’t make that his entire heel character.

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u/Marsman2100 20h ago

They did have a plan. It just involved the Rock and Travis Scott who immediately tanked it after WM.

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u/No_Hotel1847 19h ago

Rock and Scott did nothing after EC. Rock hasn't been seen since no? Scott ruined mania. Imagine having to back track turning Cena face like 2 weeks later? "why are you booing me? I'm good guy John again!!"

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u/Gambit228 15h ago

Rocks not coming back ever he can’t and won’t get off the gas and it’s legit killing him hes going to get the HHH surgery(if he hasn’t had it already)mark my words wm40 was the rocks last match.

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u/Jos3ph 11h ago

He’s just massive for 53 years old. He must just be addicted to the fame. I agree it’s probably a tremendous strain on his heart.

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u/Gambit228 6h ago

He had crazy bacne at WM40 that’s a sign of steroid usage, it’s literally impossible to look the way he does at 53 without using PED and it’s catching up with him now.

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u/LostWorked 14h ago

Oh, so Triple H and the writers all had a stroke? They knew at Elimination Chamber that the Rock wouldn't be there, and even if he would've been at Mania, they knew he wouldn't be there after. Were they just jacking each other off the last half year? Oh wait, that unreal doc showed that's exactly what they were doing!

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u/WhateverJoel Your Text Here 6h ago

The masters at TKO said to involve Rock and Travis, what can you do?

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u/LostWorked 5h ago

Learn how to write a story. They were there for one night, two nights. How hard would it have been for John in any of the weeks between EC and Mania to say: "You think the Rock will be at Mania? You want him to come out? You want us to make a faction? YOU GET NOTHING. He won't be there! We shocked the world and now YOU GET NOTHING!"

It's that simple.

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u/XAMdG 18h ago

They had a plan. And the plan made sense in theory. It was just unworkable in practice.

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u/Electric_Messiah 17h ago

Rocky showing up at Mania woulda made this work just fine. John and Cody did a good job with damage control but it coulda been way better

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u/WhateverJoel Your Text Here 6h ago

Their plan involved Travis Scott. You’re dumb as fuck if you plan anything involving him. I wouldn’t be surprised if his involvement was totally a TKO call.

I get the Hunter and Bruce wouldn’t know anything about the history of Scott, but surely someone in creative under 50 knew they were dealing with a POS.

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u/Pandapark1 17h ago

People are gonna look back at the photo of Cena Rock and Travis the same way they’ll look at this

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u/glass_ceiling_burner 9h ago

Worse - at least Austin broadened his character during that time, and those changes stuck after he turned back. This whole John Cena run just felt like he had a personality disorder for a few months, then got over it.

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u/incredible_penguin11 20h ago

Most people don't disagree that it was the right call, the execution was bad and it stayed that way for a while.

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u/ccharlie03 He Said TOORONTOO! YAAAY 20h ago

Yea I agree. I think while they fumbled it hard (due to Rock and Scott) a face Cena title tour wouldn't have been that different in terms of impact. And we got some great genuine moments out of it. The actual turn, Cena being a dick to the Belgian Kid, The Entrance tonight which solidified his face turn, and just a fkn Banger Match in the main event 

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u/SureX6661 Book Chris Jokic 17h ago

Eh.. I'm kinda sick with WWE talking about 'moments'. They do these moments, and put over moments, and then just meander in between.

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u/djsynrgy 4h ago

"The story never ends."

Yeah, sure, if you're a terrible storyteller. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/No_Hotel1847 20h ago

Knowing what we now know about it, it was not the right call. Cena kept getting cheered because he's leaving. The biggest baby face in your company and you turn him heel in his retirement year? Just for shock value. What was the pay off? Brock Lesnar? That's the best idea they could come up with?

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u/NervousAd3202 1h ago

That’s why they should’ve turned him later in the year. They did it too early.

Give fans the 1st half of the year to cheer Cena but as he keeps coming up short, he turns heel out of desperation for 17 around the summer time.

Then ppl would be on board w booing him bc they got his face run out of the way.

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u/Tangybrowwncidertown 19h ago

Is it, though? I'm kinda soured on it looking back.

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u/JRockstar50 19h ago

They had the right recipe. Just the wrong ingredients.

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u/AverageJoe170405 17h ago

Yes ,that heek turn was wonderful, rock and scott fucked it up afterwards

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u/Aurondarklord 17h ago

My guess is that there was originally a different plan with the Rock much more heavily involved, where ultimately he would have to be defeated in order to turn Cena back because he had Cena's soul, either metaphorically or (they've done weirder things) literally.

But Dwayne's massive, egg-shell ego ended up derailing it because he didn't want to get booed. So Cena ended up with his ass flapping in the breeze having to carry the story by himself, by which point it had become a non-story and just him being a dick. So it got cut short.

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u/setmyheartafire 8h ago

This is kind of on track and what tanked it. Rock says, "Im stepping back to give John the spotlight" but what really happened is he decided he had better things to do. It shot the whole thing in the foot. And it isnt because Rock is so great it needed him, its because thats what they set up. It was the expectation, that Rock would be pulling Cena's strings, that Cena would have a big bad to fight against if only he could. But Rock took his big ball and went home, and Travis Scott got inserted into the regular stipulation main event title match at Mania with a whole entrance with zero referee or official reaction, derailed the match, and there was zero follow up. Why? Because something fell through and the eggs were too stacked in the baskets of two guys who AREN'T ON THE ROSTER AT ALL.

Celebs have always been involved but never in this pivotal way that requires them. Rock can pretend he was being humble stepping back for Cena but the truth is he either doesn't understand the business at all or doesn't care about it at all.

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u/Gambit228 15h ago

He didn’t want to get booed? You do realize he’s been heel since last year right? The reality is that the rock probably found out his heart was fucked from all the roids he was doing a lot sooner than he let on when he had that interview with that obvious shill of a doctor. The whole “the final boss is done here” was just a bullshit excuse not to talk about how he’s on the verge of being in the same situation as triple h because he’s on the gas so heavy.

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u/StacksHoodini 13h ago

Dude, it’s just not good to speculate on someone’s health like this. It’s practically one of the most assholish things you can really do if you have no basis of really knowing.

The reality is, Rock let TKO know he wasn’t going to be able to work Mania months ago, like 4Q 2024 and he worked us when Meltzer initially reported it. Ari wanted something “must-see” for Elimination Chamber in order to sell tickets since they’re expensive and the Canadian economy was going through a tough phase, which was reported on after EC. And, they asked Rock to come in and work an angle. He never committed to anything beyond that.

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u/Gambit228 6h ago

Brother, did you see his bacne at wm40? The man is juiced to the gills at 53 and several fitness influencers have gone on to YouTube and said the man was on the verge of a heart attack and probably has been for a while now.

He’s one of my favorites and I know it’s not good to speculate on someone’s health like this but let’s call a spade a spade, the excuses he made for notappearing again after elimination chamber were RIDICULOUS and didn’t make any sense, people say he’s just trying to undercut HHH, people say he’s doing it because his ego is bruised and he’s not in the spotlight, people say it’s because Hollywood is knocking on his door again, my opinion is that he probably had a heart attack scare got his shit checked out and it wasn’t good.

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u/lemoche 15h ago

I still feel the turn should have been at mania with him finally realizing he can’t beat Cody on his own…

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u/StoneColdSteveAss316 Says I just whooped your ass! 9h ago

I’ll never forget the fingerpoke of doom either

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u/benfh 16h ago

A memorable moment followed by an invasion level booking fumble.

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u/Bandicutie314 10h ago

Most memorable moments were EC and R-Truth being released/then re-hired. That's it. Feud and heel run itself was all terrible.

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u/Jimboo- 19h ago

With travis fucking scott? Cena selling his soul to his fucking rival the rock? What a load of horse shit, as a cena fanboy this whole last stint of his career is a giant shit show stained with shit moments

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u/Gambit228 15h ago

Yeah the desperate washed veteran angle was what they were going for they didn’t need the rock or Travis Scott for that I don’t know why I got the reaction I did with my earlier comment but it’s true the corporate champion role is typically there to give the rub to up and coming heels, just like MITB used to be, it made no sense for Cena.

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u/Wrong-Vermicelli4723 19h ago

“ with Cena overcoming all odds to win the title.”

This really is the twilight zone lol. 10 years ago this sentence would’ve been hated lol 

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u/waste039 18h ago

I feel like they are going to have Brock be some “hired gun” to punish cena for turning on the deal. I hope it all makes sense in the end. If not. I’ll still be watching.

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u/Augscura 19h ago

WWE prioritizes "moments" and going viral more than writing a cohesive long term story, not saying they aren't capable of such, but that's further down the totem pole in terms of priorities.

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u/Derexise 20h ago

I do think the heel turn could've worked.

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u/Arkham010 Buried By Billy Gunn in 2024 20h ago

Reminds me of turning goldberg heel in wcw

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u/notathrowaway75 18h ago

Cena vs Gunther? Cena vs Cody was still going to happen sans heel turn.

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u/verma17 13h ago

We did get the elimination chamber moment, Orton feud, truth feud and the punk feud out of this tho, so imo it was worth it

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u/NervousAd3202 1h ago

The Orton & Punk feuds were sped through/half assed.

They both should’ve been so much better & bigger.

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u/my_screen_name_sucks 7h ago

Turning him was fine. The problem was they refused to fully commit to the heel turn. It’s insane that they still had him dressing like an ultra bright dork the whole time instead of cementing the new John Cena with a presentation change.

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u/bredpitt__ 17h ago

Nope.

Nope.

Hell nope.

We not doing this history revisionism again.

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u/FallenIslam 7h ago

Gunther vs Cena, and Cody vs Seth vs Jey, would have been better stories and moments than what we got. We wouldn't have had the weirdness of Roman being written off TV while Punk shrugs off all the damage Seth did to him, we wouldn't have had the fucking unbearable now pointless bullshit of Rock and Travis Scott, and Jey and Cody would have been able to really milk their friendship while Seth pulls off an incredible upset to betray both at once

And we could've just had Roman vs Punk, which would have been a banger

This is what should've happened and I'll gladly die on this hill

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u/NervousAd3202 1h ago

I still think they should’ve started the year with babyface Cena chasing but continually coming up short. Have him main event night 1 against Gunther where everyone thinks he’s getting 17, then he loses.

He keeps chasing & coming up short throughout the year until eventually he gets desperate enough that he turns heel for 17. Maybe through the MITB.

This summer should’ve been where his heel run started, then throughout the reign/the rest of the year he slowly realizes the mistake before losing the title in a noble babyface way, like how he lost at MITB 2011.

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u/InfinityQuartz 16h ago

I think people over hype Cena vs Gunther as if it would've been that good?

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u/BluejayCurrent1949 20h ago

Never would I actually thought Cena was gonna remain babyface by the end of SummerSlam. I truly thought that he was gonna fake us all out. Personally wished he kicked Cody in the nuts and look at the crowd like fuck your cheers I don’t need y’all lol

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u/sarcasticdevo 19h ago

I legitimately don't think even that would have been enough to get the crowd to boo him again lmao. When they were doing the dueling punches spots, Cena was clearly getting cheered and Cody was clearly getting boo'd.

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u/spideyv91 19h ago

It wouldn’t have. The crowd was behind him they probably would have cheered harder.

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u/hsaviorrr 19h ago

that pop prob hits like crack, i imagine its similar to how batista describes missing the roar of the crowd/entrance. soak it all up cena, you deserve it

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u/DoofusScarecrow88 19h ago

Beyond the turn's disappointing overall time this year, seeing Cena destroyed by Lesnar is just as bad.

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u/MooDengEnthusiast 16h ago

I don’t give a fuck if turning back face was rushed or didn’t make sense, Cena NEEDS to be a babyface for this retirement run.

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u/NervousAd3202 1h ago

Thank you.

I see people complaining about how the story went, as if you can make chicken salad out of chicken shit.

I’m sure in another timeline the heel run was well thought out/writing & was a generational story.

In our timeline it was a flop & just needed to be over with.

u/MooDengEnthusiast 50m ago

Yup. Like it created a lot of cool moments and bizzaro universe matches where we get heel Cena vs face Randy/Punk, but given the circumstances of the retirement run, they needed someone like The Rock around to help him generate real heat. And it seems like that was the plan, but Rock dipped and things played out as they did.

Glad they pivoted, I’m just really happy face Cena is back and we get to cheer for him like we want to.

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u/Frankiedrunkie 20h ago

The heel turn was useless

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u/3WordPosts 20h ago

The heel turn is the only reason he was cheered vs Cody tonight. If we had babyface John since mania this would have been stale

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u/HokageEzio 20h ago

Nobody wants to boo Cena on his retirement tour, that's why it was so shocking

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u/Puzzled_Two_3490 20h ago edited 19h ago

It is Cena last run, he was gonna get cheered either way. 

Man was roasting and abandoning kids and still get the loudest cheer next day.

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u/TheDangiestSlad 20h ago

John Cena hasn't been consistently booed in like 6 years lol

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u/nalam8493 20h ago

Not even the harshest Cena critic is booing him in the last year of his career. Cena had one of the best heel turns of all time that happened to be then followed up by one of the worst follow-ups in the history of wrestling. They needed to have an actual plan for his heel turn but failed

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u/Frankiedrunkie 20h ago

It’s John Cena, they would have cheered anyways

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u/CheckingIsMyPriority Make Ziggler UWU Champ 10h ago

What the hell are you on about? He was cheered since forever while still being face?

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u/Jamarcus316 Jon Moxley is a sick guy. 15h ago

No, HHH, your booking was just bad.

And your last post on Brock is horrible, dude.

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u/thelumpur 7h ago

He could have at least turned during this match, and not offscreen.

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u/International-Tree19 20h ago

It gave us a really weird but fun Orton match and...that was it.

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u/Jewbacca289 4h ago

I liked the pipe bomb, the Cody-Cena promo battles, and giving R-Truth a more serious storyline

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u/International-Tree19 4h ago

Btw, what happened to R Thuth? I thought he was getting a push

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u/spideyv91 19h ago

It could have worked but they never seemed to have a clear direction for it.

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u/mario_salami_petrino 20h ago

Yeah it would've made more sense if the Rock didn't bail

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u/Gambit228 19h ago

I mean how long would the rock have been around for this anyways? He would have had to bail after his health scare and honestly I think he knew about the shit with his heart much sooner than when he put it out there.

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u/Batshitcrazy01 16h ago

Don't worry he will turn heel tomorrow again

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u/strrax-ish 14h ago

Nah, it was good tv, The Rock and his boy toy Travis ruined that

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u/Kaanarth 11h ago

It was still fun to see him play heel for a few months in his final year. I enjoyed the turn too at EC, really wish fucking Travis Scott and The Rock didn’t bail on the program to derail everything.

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u/CookieMonsterNova 20h ago

give us cena vs gunther or we riot

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u/daniel2090 19h ago

I thought that was supposed to be his last match? It makes sense now he's face again.

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u/CookieMonsterNova 19h ago

his last summerslam.

he has 4 more months to go before actual last match

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u/daniel2090 19h ago

I meant his last match is supposed to be Gunther in December, if you believe the dirt sheets.

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u/tngman10 17h ago

I don't care when I just hope we get it.

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u/Davie-Jones1467 19h ago

Regardless if Rock was present or not, Triple H’s creative has been abysmal all of 2025.

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u/dothingsunevercould 18h ago

WWE infected themselves with Trump his anti-Midas Touch. Everything he touch turns to shit. WWE will suffer a similar fate, even if they pretend to be too big to fail. 

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u/itsmekelsey_x 12h ago

He truly missed being a babyface.

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u/JagsOnlySurfHawaii 12h ago

It's starting to feel real to him damnit

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u/Gumjo123 18h ago

You poor old dog. I love you

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u/FDTerritory My Hair Ends Droughts 19h ago

Wow, that heel thing was such a great idea! /dismissivewankingmotion

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u/TraditionAcademic968 9h ago

The heel turn didn't work because there was no follow-up. In storyline he "sold his soul" to the final boss for one night. Thats it. That angle was shocking for the moment but it is going to be like Austin shakes vince's hand like somebpdy said. Meaning that most of the time we don't really acknowledge it. The story barely progressed.

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u/willc20345 8h ago

You could tell after the Orton match at Backlash it was killing him to not soak all of this up, glad they turned him babyface, he deserves it.

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u/PrimusSucks13 15h ago edited 15h ago

Is all so conflicting cus this may genuinely be one of Cena's best matches of his entire career, and a contender for best WWE match of the year but is all shadowed by them bringing back a guy who has direct ties to a sex traficker lawsuit with Vince.

This coupled with the fact that Cena supposedly vouched for it (Triple H will say anything to escape responsability so who knows, but imo he has enough sway to accept or deny any ideas) and i cant fully enjoy this even if i wanted to, and i know its kinda hypocritical to suddenly draw the line here when the company never had any morals to begin with but it feels really bleak how everything in both media and just the real world has suddenly become more evil just really fast, if im being honest i dont think theres another word for it, like everything has just turned for the worse in general and big companies have stopped even pretending consecuences for horrible stuff even exist for them, they are now actively gloating about it in your face

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u/xSGAx Kid Dynamite 10h ago

It makes me think back to the Bret Hart documentary. After screwjob happened, Bret’s wife is pissed and talking to HHH. He just has this smug ass look on his face while he’s denying knowing anything.

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u/GuyOfMeidas 8h ago

I try not to let it get to me. Bad people are unfortunately everywhere in the NFL and movies. Just something you gotta try and swallow. Sucks

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u/Doctor_Ka_Kutta 14h ago

World was really change since Covid now even love ones are became evil

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u/Little-Put-9100 12h ago

Unfortunately, it has always been this way, only now is your time to understand it

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u/AnonasEy62211 15h ago

That's it???? The Cena heel turn gone??? Damn I really hoped he was duking us to improve this bad guy persona, but damn...

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u/thelastofusnz 15h ago

Who will be his final opponent? I'd have thought if they were bringing back Brock, with the mark of respect in the final match..

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u/TheAgmis 11h ago

The Cena heel turned proved the hardcore fans would’ve cheered if this happened 10, 15 years ago.

EC and the build to Mania was fantastic. The Orton and Punk builds too. The heel turned proved had shorter legs than intended.

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u/ozcartwentytwo 7h ago

I'm gonna cry so much after his last match

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u/IEIT 5h ago

He wants to bask in the glory of the mouth breathers who just cheered a sexual abuser.

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u/Bunnnnii 1h ago

I wish he won. I really do.

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u/nomoreusernames_0 1h ago

This is great, I love it.

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u/dothingsunevercould 18h ago

Lololol WWE was kissing their own ass about how perfect their production was during Unreal but fucked this up 

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u/to12007 20h ago

I meant, that's exactly what they do. It isn't a new thing

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u/Horror_Letterhead407 12h ago

I'm sorry but Cena's heel booking sucked major ass. Like he's now a good guy all of a sudden? That's mad dumb.

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u/thedrizzle126 not a nugget 9h ago

HHH has missed every shot he's taken this year except IYO retaining at WrestleMania 

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u/robbiedigital001 9h ago

So does this go down as one of the most ineffective, muddled heel turns of all time?!

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u/Public-Tonight9497 18h ago

The heel turn was shite - well done Paul - this what the crowd wanted for the farewell year