Do you feel bad for John Cena?

[theHeadliner]

This kinda reminds me of the time when the male fans turned on Shawn Michaels in late 1996/early 1997. At Survivor Series 1996 he got the hell booed out of him, and that trend continued thru early 1997. The difference is, Shawn really let it eat at him and affected his personality in the locker room (amongst other things). I think Cena is a laid back guy away from the ring, and he has more than 5 moves. The WWE bookers tell them all specifically to stick to their main moves to get them over, to get a reaction when it starts, and its easy for little kids to remember or get excited over. Even towards the end of Michaels run, all he did in a match was the flying forearm, body slam, flying elbow, and SCM. Sometimes he would switch the body slam with an inverted atomic drop. The rest of the match he would chop, punch, and sell and I don't count chops or punches as "moves." Orton does the reverse backbreaker, DDT off the ropes, power slam, RKO, and series of stomps. They bookers purposely do that. Like I said, the other RAW when the fans started chanting the shit about him not being able to wrestle, he started doing real wrestling takedowns and mat holds. I don't feel bad in the sense that he's a multi-millionaire, he's living a dream, and he's arguably the most recognizable and over guy in the company.

 

[Henry Hill]

No,
IHe sometimes needs to step down and let someone else have the spotlight,
Chris Jericho was put down to put over Evan,
Orton to build up Ted & Kofi (who are doing great today bcuz of their story lines w/ him)
HHH for Sheamus (who's now in the main event),
That's why when we see them we cheer because their not shoved down our throats every week,
When you back people into a corner,
Someone (or in this case, some crowd)
is going to bite/ say hard things,
I bet my left arm if Cena wasn't ALWAYS the main event
ALWAYS the headliner,
he wouldn't get so much heat,
People wouldn't notice or care that he couldn't wrestle or that his gimmick stays the same, bcuz if he followed the cycle, we'd be happy to see him,
which is

You win a title
you have a run
you loose it
you start over again,

That's the problem,
They never make Cena hit the reset button,
He gets chance after chance untill he wins it back,
which makes us mad bcuz our favs don't get that
+
It's his fault we're in this stupid PG Era
I think he got exactly what he deserved

As far as all that goes i've gotta disagree quite a bit in fact. When Triple H had the belt for a near two year reign he didn't hit the reset button he was always there, and there were certainly the detractors, but ultimately it brought a lot more prestige to the belt than to hot shot it around randomly. And furthermore Cena did have to hit the reset button after losing at tlc to sheamus and was out of the main event if only for a month or two. Cena isn't in the main event because he's writing the stories, he's there doing his job, he's booked the way he is because some one else wants it that way, not because he wants it. And the idea that he's behind the PG era is absurd. WWE is trying create new young fans that will stick with the company for years, not to cater to how their champion is booked.

 

[mr_dna]

I dont feel bad for him. But i will stand up for him and these people that say he cant wrestle or only knows 5 moves as someone said further up Hogan was the same he was no Steamboat or Flair in the ring but he put on a hell of a show that we loved to watch.

At the end of the day Cena puts on a Hell of a show and works his ass off to entertain us and what you people need to realise it World Wrestling Entertainment now and Cena Main job is to entertain us which is what he is doing

 

[RatedRPiedmont]

All wrestling stuff aside, i dont feel bad for Cena

If he worked in an office, instead of being a wrestler, he would be the same guy. He would be the whiny, brown-noser who isnt opposed to getting people fired who cross his path (Kennedy, Danielson).

Put simply, he has ruined wrestling for me. When i started watching wrestling it was 2005 and i was 15. He was like a savior. He was funny, serious and rapped. Now, he is just serious. He is stale. I wonder if the WWE has ever heard of the term "saturated". That is what the main event scene is. THANK GOD Sheamus won now the main event scene can shake up.

But i digress. No, i do not feel bad for Cena. If he wants to be more popular with fans he should spend more time working on his character, rather than working on sucking up to kids.

 

[Poop Master Flex]

Why would I feel bad for Cena, the fans are entitled to their opinion and Cena has to suck it up plain and simple (personally, I think he has sucked it up, but thats besides the point).

Now I have always respected the guy because he is one of the hardest working wrestlers I've ever seen (especially in this day and age) but he isn't the first main eventer who got jeered because of his wrestling ability (it took Hogan a while to win over the hardcore enthusiasts, Luger also got similar treatment as WCW champion back in the early 90's. Sure they didn't necessarily chant at them as hard as they did Cena, but they were often called out from their lack of in ring ability) and not every fan is into the superman Cena bit (and they have every right to hate it, I KNOW I DO) and if thats the case, those fans have every right to boo Cena out of the building if they want.

Getting booed is all apart of the game, Cena obviously doesn't care to play to the hardcore fans who boo him, so he is going to get booed. Sometimes we ask for too much I'll admit, but that is totally within our right as fans. The fans pay his wage (whether it be through tickets or merchandise) so they have every right to cheer or boo him respectively, fans are not entitled to act a certain way, they use their hard earned money to go to these live events, therefore they can act however they want within reason (as long as they aren't trying to physically harm the guy I don't see any issues).

 

[The Shockmaster]

Honestly i dont feel bad for the guy he is over with the the kids and that is what makes up the majority of fans in an arena. The day the chants of "cena sucks" echos louder than "lets go cena" I will be more than happy.

This past weekend i was at the msg houseshow and was proud to be part of maybe 8 people in my section that joined the chants of "cena sucks". Im not hating on him a just want him to change. To say he has a limited move set is being nice. He might hit a bulldog...and then comes the longest signature ever...always in order. 3 shoulder blocks, body slam, 5 knuckle shuffle...then for the finale an attitude adjustment. It gets boring and old quick.

Does anyone remember his debut match against Angle. Given the fact that Angle was putting him over Cena put on a f*cken match. He did moves that i havent seen him do in about umm...the whole rest of his career. What happened to that cena and will we ever see him again?

 

[jake122683]

I don't feel too bad for Cena. It seems like whomever is on top USUALLY gets a lot of flack. I feel that he does need a gimmick change. I miss the Attitude non-PG days when a stale face could become a heel. WWE is too afraid to turn Cena heel right now and it shows. He could have some great feuds with Orton as the face this time around or really anyone and it would come off as fresh. I CANNOT tell you how little I am looking forward to a Cena/Sheamus feud. I hope the WWE isn't going that route.

 

[Harkus]

Sorry for him, maybe the wrong choice of words. I do feel for him though. He seems like a genuinely decent bloke, puts on good matches, and can work the stick.

I agree with the posters who might like to see him lose a couple more times cleanly, as the Super Cena thing goes a little far, but hey, that's not his fault, thats creatvie.

 

[Scott Star]

Do I feel sorry for him? No, not one little tiny bit.

I have no problems playing the heel here and saying that I think the boos and jeers were within bounds. It's not a farcry to remind everyone that people pay their money to see WWE Superstars. The nine and ten year olds might come to see Cena but a lot of the 18-35 year old demographic (aside from the ones with children) probably come to boo Cena as he's come to represent the death of the wrestling the older fans appreciated and the birth of a product so watered down and restricted, it's hard to even call it professional wrestling anymore. (Oh yeah, I forgot. They weren't allowed to call it that for awhile)

Like everyone else has already mentioned, the guy has millions of dollars and could basically tell everyone to fuck off and get away with it. And if what I read is true, he's definitely got more than just his Super Good Guy persona on hand if he's willing to go get someone like Danielson fired because he didn't like getting spit on, if that is indeed part of the story.

I'll say this as objectively as possible: Why does Cena constantly have to be everywhere I turn? What does a typical Raw consist of? Cena motivational speech, random match, random Bella Twins/guest host segment, random match, Cena motivational interview, 3 minute Diva match, Cena main event with Cena winning 99% of the time or losing via cheating.

So to stay on topic here, no I don't feel one bit of pity for John "Same Old Shit" Cena. Respect the man, hate the wrestler. I would certainly pay to boo him.

 

[RiVaLGaMeR]

Well of course its sad, its a awkward moment for everyone involved. I would feel bad for anyone who is in a situation like that. But if your going to represent WWE you need to be able to handle it and ignore the crowd. Cena is a face he has to, Jericho can reply to them to make them hate him more. Its common sense. Personally i dont feel bad because im not a fan of his i dont like him, but i dont hate him, ive warmed up to his time here. Plus Cena really cant wrestle that well. I saw a video on Youtube about it, it got deleted by WWE. But he couldnt even perform the right moves called out, even HHH said he sucked. So i dont care if they boo and hate him because it isnt my problem. But i know how he feels.

 

[DPete]

I do not feel sorry for Cena. He may be frustrated but I do not think he feels sorry for himself either. I say he just needs to do what he has been doing, embrace the hate and not let it get him down. If he shows the haters that it is bothering him they will just get louder.

 

[TRoN]

I don't feel sorry for Cena at all. Now I'm not a Cena hater or lover, im not bothered by his "five moves of doom" because most of the top wrestlers only have a few sig moves and the rest is just filler. The only problem I have with the guy is that fact that his moves are come off as sloppy and very low impact. Basically nothing he does seem like it would hurt.

His suplex/fisherman suplex is absolutely terrible and looks like he has no idea what he's doing. Make up your mind and pick one or the other. It reminds me when I was a kid and me and my friends would have wrestling matches but we had no training so we didn't know how to work together and perform a proper suplex so we would have to hook the leg just to be able to lift each other up. I expect better from trained porfessionals.

Same goes for his 5 knuckle and AA. He's too busy trying to look cool and it takes away from the moves effectiveness. I understand it's PG and it's a part of his job to make his moves look cool but their has to be some balance between cool and effective and Cena has yet to grasp that.

 

[closet_fan]

i don't feel bad as everyone else mentioned:

he's rich, has a hot wife, is the face of the company and probably has, yes i am saying it, more pull than HHH being THE GUY and the face of the company.

i have heard: but he stuck up for "evan bourne." the only reason he did it is so he can show fans "hey i don't want to put anyone down", but bourne, nor danielson will ever be a threat to him or his legacy.

i hope the fans get to him, then maybe he will make an attempt to better himself. when you don't have competition or heat on your job, you don't make yourself better.

 

[DeadMan5000]

Why would I be sorry for this guy? People have the right of speech and they have the right to boo him all they want.

The guy makes millions of dollars and if he is going to moan and cry like a little bitch he is because he gets booed is ridiculous.

 

[Dudebuster420]

The insensitivity and callousness of most of the responses here hurts my head almost as much as my heart. Cena may have the money, the clout, the job he wants, etc etc but that has nothing to do with the way you are embraced or rejected by the fans. For a guy who has noticeably worked so hard to improve for the company and the fans he loves to receive such animosity with so little to warrant such a reaction gives a pretty pathetic reflection of the IWC. It makes you all look like stubborn children unwilling to admit you got caught with your hand in the cookie jar.

The kids like him so it seems you must reject him as a result because "That's not Cool". As a seething fire breathing IWC person you have to like the "Bad Guys" to be cool right? No. Give this guy his credit, he works as hard or harder than anyone else and deserves his spot. I was at one time the biggest Cena Hater of them all probably, but everything has it's expiration date and so did my dislike of Cena. All I had to do was watch with an unbiased eye over time. His work ethic, his massive improvements in the ring, and his loyalty to the company won me over. It didn't hurt that he is very good on the mic too. It took me a while but I warmed up to him and once the blinders were off I could see what Vince and the rest of the WWE sees in this guy; the embodiment of a champion.

The chants at F4W were shocking and unexpected. At one point you could hear all the kids chanting "Let's Go Cena" and then all the adult males chanting "Cena Sucks" back and fourth like a yelling match between 30,000 people. To be John Cena in the ring at that moment had to be "bittersweet" to say the least. Here was his most loyal fans and his greatest critics all letting him hear it at once. I would ask any of you to face the kind of hate that John Cena gets without warrant. I bet you'd be feeling pretty sorry for yourself when you've devoted your life to something you love and people hate you for it no matter what you try to do to win them over. Whether you become one of the most solid wrestlers in the business, one of the best and most entertaining on the mic, win championships, put people over, speak for the fans interests, devote most of your free time to your fans and critics, they still hate you without remorse. Try those shoes on for a while and see how you like it.

No amount of money can ease the pain of being rejected and hated, period. I feel pretty bad for the guy because despite all his efforts and improvements, contributions and sacrifices, many of you are so hell bent on "Hating Cena" you don't even take the time to think for yourselves and come to your own conclusion. You read the responses that say "Fuck Cena, he's got money and fame" So you follow suit like a sheep. He tries to give you every reason to like him, and you hate him for it, I don't get it. All I know is that you peoples reaction to him and your reasoning for this hate are cheap, vain, and pathetic much like most of you.

 

[Vash21]

I can't believe that I read that whole thing. For starters how many of those people actually hate this guy? I mean really come on. If you really hate a character on a tv show, then you have more serious issues than poor Cena getting heckled. I don't care to watch him, I think his matches are connect the dot and I don't think his in ring skills are that great. He is better than a lot of the guys on the roster, thats not saying much for those guys though. The talent base across the roster right now is a little thin.

Do you really think this guy loses sleep over this? I highly highly doubt it. He plays a part.

The insensitivity and callousness of most of the responses here hurts my head almost as much as my heart. Cena may have the money, the clout, the job he wants, etc etc but that has nothing to do with the way you are embraced or rejected by the fans. For a guy who has noticeably worked so hard to improve for the company and the fans he loves to receive such animosity with so little to warrant such a reaction gives a pretty pathetic reflection of the IWC. It makes you all look like stubborn children unwilling to admit you got caught with your hand in the cookie jar.

The kids like him so it seems you must reject him as a result because "That's not Cool". As a seething fire breathing IWC person you have to like the "Bad Guys" to be cool right? No. Give this guy his credit, he works as hard or harder than anyone else and deserves his spot. I was at one time the biggest Cena Hater of them all probably, but everything has it's expiration date and so did my dislike of Cena. All I had to do was watch with an unbiased eye over time. His work ethic, his massive improvements in the ring, and his loyalty to the company won me over. It didn't hurt that he is very good on the mic too. It took me a while but I warmed up to him and once the blinders were off I could see what Vince and the rest of the WWE sees in this guy; the embodiment of a champion.

The chants at F4W were shocking and unexpected. At one point you could hear all the kids chanting "Let's Go Cena" and then all the adult males chanting "Cena Sucks" back and fourth like a yelling match between 30,000 people. To be John Cena in the ring at that moment had to be "bittersweet" to say the least. Here was his most loyal fans and his greatest critics all letting him hear it at once. I would ask any of you to face the kind of hate that John Cena gets without warrant. I bet you'd be feeling pretty sorry for yourself when you've devoted your life to something you love and people hate you for it no matter what you try to do to win them over. Whether you become one of the most solid wrestlers in the business, one of the best and most entertaining on the mic, win championships, put people over, speak for the fans interests, devote most of your free time to your fans and critics, they still hate you without remorse. Try those shoes on for a while and see how you like it.

No amount of money can ease the pain of being rejected and hated, period. I feel pretty bad for the guy because despite all his efforts and improvements, contributions and sacrifices, many of you are so hell bent on "Hating Cena" you don't even take the time to think for yourselves and come to your own conclusion. You read the responses that say "Fuck Cena, he's got money and fame" So you follow suit like a sheep. He tries to give you every reason to like him, and you hate him for it, I don't get it. All I know is that you peoples reaction to him and your reasoning for this hate are cheap, vain, and pathetic much like most of you.

 

[Henry Hill]

The insensitivity and callousness of most of the responses here hurts my head almost as much as my heart. Cena may have the money, the clout, the job he wants, etc etc but that has nothing to do with the way you are embraced or rejected by the fans. For a guy who has noticeably worked so hard to improve for the company and the fans he loves to receive such animosity with so little to warrant such a reaction gives a pretty pathetic reflection of the IWC. It makes you all look like stubborn children unwilling to admit you got caught with your hand in the cookie jar.

whoa whoa whoa, everyone here has the right to say what they want, and the idea that John Cena the person is taking the heat the fans throw at John Cena the character personally is ridiculous.

The kids like him so it seems you must reject him as a result because "That's not Cool". As a seething fire breathing IWC person you have to like the "Bad Guys" to be cool right? No. Give this guy his credit, he works as hard or harder than anyone else and deserves his spot. I was at one time the biggest Cena Hater of them all probably, but everything has it's expiration date and so did my dislike of Cena. All I had to do was watch with an unbiased eye over time. His work ethic, his massive improvements in the ring, and his loyalty to the company won me over. It didn't hurt that he is very good on the mic too. It took me a while but I warmed up to him and once the blinders were off I could see what Vince and the rest of the WWE sees in this guy; the embodiment of a champion.

I didn't see one post that said, "I don't like Cena because kids do."

The chants at F4W were shocking and unexpected. At one point you could hear all the kids chanting "Let's Go Cena" and then all the adult males chanting "Cena Sucks" back and fourth like a yelling match between 30,000 people. To be John Cena in the ring at that moment had to be "bittersweet" to say the least. Here was his most loyal fans and his greatest critics all letting him hear it at once. I would ask any of you to face the kind of hate that John Cena gets without warrant. I bet you'd be feeling pretty sorry for yourself when you've devoted your life to something you love and people hate you for it no matter what you try to do to win them over. Whether you become one of the most solid wrestlers in the business, one of the best and most entertaining on the mic, win championships, put people over, speak for the fans interests, devote most of your free time to your fans and critics, they still hate you without remorse. Try those shoes on for a while and see how you like it.

No amount of money can ease the pain of being rejected and hated, period. I feel pretty bad for the guy because despite all his efforts and improvements, contributions and sacrifices, many of you are so hell bent on "Hating Cena" you don't even take the time to think for yourselves and come to your own conclusion. You read the responses that say "Fuck Cena, he's got money and fame" So you follow suit like a sheep. He tries to give you every reason to like him, and you hate him for it, I don't get it. All I know is that you peoples reaction to him and your reasoning for this hate are cheap, vain, and pathetic much like most of you.

Every wrestler in the WWe has to know what it feels like to have a crowd turn on you. this isn't the playground and John Cena isn't a child. Its not fair to the crowd to say, oh you can't hate this guy cos he works hard. Take Vickie Guerrero who lost her husband to this business and gets some of the most harsh reactions of anyone, but i don't see any "do you feel sorry for vickie guerrero" threads. come off of it. its live entertainment. John Cena understands that and wouldn't have gotten into the biz if he didn't know the possiblity of being booed.

 

[DeadMan5000]

All wrestling stuff aside, i dont feel bad for Cena

If he worked in an office, instead of being a wrestler, he would be the same guy. He would be the whiny, brown-noser who isnt opposed to getting people fired who cross his path (Kennedy, Danielson).

Put simply, he has ruined wrestling for me. When i started watching wrestling it was 2005 and i was 15. He was like a savior. He was funny, serious and rapped. Now, he is just serious. He is stale. I wonder if the WWE has ever heard of the term "saturated". That is what the main event scene is. THANK GOD Sheamus won now the main event scene can shake up.

But i digress. No, i do not feel bad for Cena. If he wants to be more popular with fans he should spend more time working on his character, rather than working on sucking up to kids.

He has ruined wrestling for me as well, and I have been watching since 1996. And I hate him for multiple reasons besides him not being a good wrestler. He is also boring as hell in every category; just cant seem to get into him.

 

[supersrc]

After reading the link no I dont feel sorry for him, HE picked up the mic and addressed the fans, He pointed out that there are fans that dont like him. Its like oh that guy purposely stubbed his toe, should I feel bad for him? no. He purposely grabed the mic because either A: he was suppose to so its just cena being the poser he enjoys being or B: Cena is as childish as his 8 year old fans and is just throwing a fit because everyone wont be his friend.

 

[nwo1234life]

Dudebuster i dont hate Cena cuz of kids I hate him for his goody goody character just like i hate Rey for his goody goody character.

 

[Dave]

Why would I feel sorry for a guy who's rolling in millions of dollars, has all that fame, gets to do what he loves and is the poster boy for a very successful company? It'd be like asking us if we felt sorry LeBron James for not making the finals even though he's making all this money and living hte life that he wants.

Everyone has an opinion, and all of us have been called names time and again. The only difference is he can go back to his supermodel wife with his millions upon millions of dollars and just relax.

What a very narrow-minded statement to make.

John Cena is a good guy and at the end of the day, he is only doing his job. Let me ask you a question, of you don’t mind? Do you have a job? I have a job and although I may not like some of the decision that my bosses make, I live by them and try to make the most of the hand I have been given. I work in retail right now and although some of the decisions that have been made slow me down and make me perform my job to a lesser standard, I still try and do my best. Sure, people huff and moan when they cannot get their items put through in an orderly manner and I am the one who has to pick up the slack. Let’s face it, I am not the one to blame for the destruction of something that the people enjoyed, good service in this scenario. No! It is the people above me who are to blame and yet I am the one getting all the grief for it. However, I still pick up a paycheque for doing my job.

If I told you that I hated my job because the people who were angry with me were driving me down to the point where I didn’t know if I could do it any more, would you feel sorry for me? It it was you, I sure as Hell would.

John Cena is in the exact same scenario. He has been unfairly branded with the PG-Era and now because of some of the changes that the WWE management have made, he is the one taking the flak. Now, tell me what is different about that situation to mine? Is it because he gets a lot more money than I do because I didn’t realise showing someone a basic human emotion was only reliant on how much they made.

I certainly so feel sorry for John Cena sometimes. He gets booed out of the building for the most absurd of reasons. He is a good performer and he is good on the microphone. He is an icon for the everyday fan and I do hate to see him being booed, yes.

 

[Jericho]

i do not feel sorry for him. for the record Dudebuster the majority of people who hate cena do so because we are tired of him being shoved down our throats. tired of the same kiss ass promos. tired of constantly seeing him in the main event and winning the WWE title. tired of the same predictable matches with the superman come back. bottom line is that he is stale and has been so for a number of years.

 

[Caitiff]

Are we talking about the same guy who completely no-sold an 8 on 1 beating a couple weeks back? You know that one. The one that, if it were 8 guys really beating someone's ass, that person would still be in the hospital. By itself, that almost killed every bit of heat and legitimacy that the NXT angle had gained. And, then, after another beating by the NXT guys, he no-sold it AGAIN, and started talking shit? People wonder why real wrestling fans don't like Cena. It's simple. The only thing this idiot sells is merch. He even forgets what body parts he's supposed to be selling MID MATCH.

So, to answer your question: No. I don't feel "sorry" for him in the least. And, frankly, I hope that someone takes real offense to his bullshit, and teaches him to sell. If that requires actually breaking his leg to teach him to sell an injury, break his leg.

 

[Vintage]

I really had to think about this but I've come to the conclusion that no, I don't hate him and I respect him for dealing with his situation with the patience of a saint. There are plenty of talentless people on the roster, no matter how bored I am with him he's not one of them. He's not there for me, he's there for the kids. As long as I remember that I can stomach him just a little more.

John has no control over his situation.I actually remember his debut and I have to admit the fact that he can indeed bring more to the table in regards to in ring ability. He's never lost his ability to talk, just the ability to be raunchy which I think he was pretty good at. That's the problem with him in general though, I don't think it's so much people don't like him, but they don't like what he represents. Also, compared to what he used to be, he's a shell of his former self now as a character. What Cena needs overall is some downtime. I think he's suffering from overexposure and you can tell because he's starting to get real vocal about his situation. I hope that the hate from those of us who don't approve of the changes in WWE doesn't ruin his love for this business. It takes a special kind of person to want to entertain by hurting themselves night in and night out, I truly appreciate his sacrifices and passion for the business. It's a shame the business doesn't love him back but perhaps one day things will come 360 and he'll be treated with the respect a performer in his position deserves for putting up with the hate of the entire disgruntled fans of the attitude area, myself included.

 

[Vash21]

There is a difference Dave. Do you play a part when you go to work? Are you given a script and told what to say? Is retail your dream job? I work in retail and I will tell it sure as heck isn't mine. Has your job set up your wife and any children you may have for life? Or your grandchildren?

John Cena plays a part. He is so ungodly famous and he makes millions doing something that he loves. He puts himself out there to be cheered or booed everytime he steps in that ring. An regardless of whether they cheer or they boo, he is making an impression, he is affecting people. If I were a WWE star I would feel far worse if I just went out wrestled a great match and the crowd was totally dead. Those are the guys you should feel sorry for.

I feel sorry for the Divas. They go out and bust their asses off each night and are pretty much put down all the time. For the most part they are out there because of how they look. Even in the PG era they are still put out their based upon their looks. Mickie James was called fat, Triple H called Lillian Horse Face. Both are amazingly beautiful women. Yet they are not perfect like Maryse so they are ridiculed. I feel sorry for them. The Divas bust their ass and work really hard. Most of em are just not that good.

John Cena should be grateful for every single this he was earned and be proud of what he has accomplished. I don't like his character, I have nothing at all against John Cena the man who does a ton for others and I am sure that most of the people giving him shit during those shows don't secretly sit there and wish him ill.

What a very narrow-minded statement to make.

John Cena is a good guy and at the end of the day, he is only doing his job. Let me ask you a question, of you don’t mind? Do you have a job? I have a job and although I may not like some of the decision that my bosses make, I live by them and try to make the most of the hand I have been given. I work in retail right now and although some of the decisions that have been made slow me down and make me perform my job to a lesser standard, I still try and do my best. Sure, people huff and moan when they cannot get their items put through in an orderly manner and I am the one who has to pick up the slack. Let’s face it, I am not the one to blame for the destruction of something that the people enjoyed, good service in this scenario. No! It is the people above me who are to blame and yet I am the one getting all the grief for it. However, I still pick up a paycheque for doing my job.

If I told you that I hated my job because the people who were angry with me were driving me down to the point where I didn’t know if I could do it any more, would you feel sorry for me? It it was you, I sure as Hell would.

John Cena is in the exact same scenario. He has been unfairly branded with the PG-Era and now because of some of the changes that the WWE management have made, he is the one taking the flak. Now, tell me what is different about that situation to mine? Is it because he gets a lot more money than I do because I didn’t realise showing someone a basic human emotion was only reliant on how much they made.

I certainly so feel sorry for John Cena sometimes. He gets booed out of the building for the most absurd of reasons. He is a good performer and he is good on the microphone. He is an icon for the everyday fan and I do hate to see him being booed, yes.