ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
No.He still getting more cheers then anyone in the bidness today
That would be Daniel Bryan.
No.He still getting more cheers then anyone in the bidness today
at people turning on him during a fukking Shelton Benjamin match.
I can't sanction that buffoonery.
Literally just trying to manufacture Austin vs McMahon again by cena just sayin he doesn't want to be buddies with Eric. It was the start of the "can cena overcome the odds?" bullshyt we've been getting since 2005.
What odds? He's never in danger..lol
It's not just that. It's the fact that they clearly tried to make some wholesome star for the kids while thinking the guys would like him the way they did rock or stone cold. The worst part is the portraying him as this underdog when he wins all the time. I think he's won 80% of his matches with the company. Between 2006 and 2007, I can only recall 1 match where he lost and there was no cheating or interference (HBK in London), and I think he lost less than 10 matches total in that 2 year span. No crowd wants that.It wasn't really that be beat Angle.. I think it was the way Cena was portrayed. At that point, most wrestling fans were getting into workrate and they tried to sell the crowds on this idea that Cena could out wrestle Kurt Angle. If they would have had Cena win a bloody brawl I don't think anyone would have cared.
He went from the rap gimmick and that was that. He was selling out. He was different..he wasn't what got over. He was something else and in the end, his gimmick is about bringing up the split crowds and boos he gets when his music goes off. Brought it up with Rocky, Bryan, Punk, Nexus, etc..same wack bull$hit.This makes me wonder what would have happened if Cena stayed on SmackDown.
Would they have treated him the exact same way and overexposed him to the point where fans would turn on him regardless? It seems like at the time, he had some noticeable flaws in the ring that fans overlooked because of how much they liked his character. Once he didn't have the same edge to his character, the mask came off and people started not to give him a pass for those flaws.
Lol. The Undertaker isnt even a household name. Kim K is bigger than John Cena in American pop culture.If Cena wasn't around all these years WWE would have faded into obscurity.
Cena is a household name
Ok.....and?Lol. The Undertaker isnt even a household name. Kim K is bigger than John Cena in American pop culture.