scottyshowman82
Getting Noticed By Management
John Cena is going through another career defining evolution in his character right now and I really like it. To me if anything was established about Cena after Mania it's that "he is who he is attitude" for better or worse and I actually want him to stay that way. The guy has something really special going on. If I was a pro wrestler I'd honestly love the crowd to be behind me, but this "Let's go Cena, Cena sucks" dymanic is HUGE. This guy can go out there with The Rock, CM Punk, any star in the world and the crowd will be wrapped up in him doing that infamous back and forth chant that all revolves around Cena.
Everyone has an opinion when it comes to Cena. For me, I respect anybody who has the courage to into the squared circle and bust their ass and break their bodies for our entertainment. That goes from the guy who has his first day official match in the indies all the way up to the the #1 man in the business. John Cena is a funny case for me, I always thought he had charisma and great look, people forget how over he was when he the Dr. of Thuganomics on Smackdown. He was at one time the most interesting character on that show. Then when he came to Raw and he started to get more family friendly and had that really really long title reign, and I think that reign that was like 10 months really hurt him with a lot of fans. The show was getting stale.
The worst thing that I can say about Cena is that he did get stale. Other fans say a lot worse. They actually use the word "hate." I really don't think he deserves that. There's a guy in a video leading up to Mania28 that says "He hates John Cena, but he has earned his respect." Again hate is a strong word but I like that he has the good sense to respect what Cena does for this business. I can't hate a guy that signs autographs for everybody the way Cena does which I have seen first hand. I can't hate a guy who supports the troops that defend the United States and I definately cannot hate on someone who drops everything and goes to a sick kid when so many would make excuses and do something eles. Is John Cena goofy? Ya. Is his jokes corny sometimes? Definately. Is the most cutting edge, consistently entertaining superstar of all time? Can't say he is. But is a man of character, does he have a good heart, is he the hardest working man in the WWE, does he care about his native country. Absolutely and I respect him a lot for that.
He is who he is, a special kind of inbetween character. I want to see how this character reacts to The Rock and vice versa after their now famous Wrestlemania clash. I'm looking forward to the next inevitable encounter he has with CM Punk. Punk is very critcial of a lot people but even says he respects John Cena. He calls him a boy scout but they are very different and you know when it comes to the WWE Title it's gonna get nasty again. And how about that very well executed promo confrontation Cena had with Brock Lesnar. I like that Cena was beaten but he can still come out and tell his younger fans that sometimes you do lose in life but you have to get back up and try again, that's a good message for kids. I like that he lets the crowd boo him and that he was so honest with the crowd reaction. He didn't ignore the Daniel Bryan chants, and he didn't ignore the premature Lesnar chants either, which makes Cena interesting to me, because a lot of people wouldn't have done that. Cena and Lesnar had me eating out of the palm of their hands, from Cena's wanting to call out the Rock, to when Lesnar shocked the world and walked out on a Raw stage once again, to Lesnar's impromtu FU kicking Cena's new green hat into the crowd. It was hands down one of the best post WWE Attitude segments in the history of company.
What will Lesnar say to Cena? How will Cena react to all this? It's a damn good time to pro wrestling fan is all I have to say.
Everyone has an opinion when it comes to Cena. For me, I respect anybody who has the courage to into the squared circle and bust their ass and break their bodies for our entertainment. That goes from the guy who has his first day official match in the indies all the way up to the the #1 man in the business. John Cena is a funny case for me, I always thought he had charisma and great look, people forget how over he was when he the Dr. of Thuganomics on Smackdown. He was at one time the most interesting character on that show. Then when he came to Raw and he started to get more family friendly and had that really really long title reign, and I think that reign that was like 10 months really hurt him with a lot of fans. The show was getting stale.
The worst thing that I can say about Cena is that he did get stale. Other fans say a lot worse. They actually use the word "hate." I really don't think he deserves that. There's a guy in a video leading up to Mania28 that says "He hates John Cena, but he has earned his respect." Again hate is a strong word but I like that he has the good sense to respect what Cena does for this business. I can't hate a guy that signs autographs for everybody the way Cena does which I have seen first hand. I can't hate a guy who supports the troops that defend the United States and I definately cannot hate on someone who drops everything and goes to a sick kid when so many would make excuses and do something eles. Is John Cena goofy? Ya. Is his jokes corny sometimes? Definately. Is the most cutting edge, consistently entertaining superstar of all time? Can't say he is. But is a man of character, does he have a good heart, is he the hardest working man in the WWE, does he care about his native country. Absolutely and I respect him a lot for that.
He is who he is, a special kind of inbetween character. I want to see how this character reacts to The Rock and vice versa after their now famous Wrestlemania clash. I'm looking forward to the next inevitable encounter he has with CM Punk. Punk is very critcial of a lot people but even says he respects John Cena. He calls him a boy scout but they are very different and you know when it comes to the WWE Title it's gonna get nasty again. And how about that very well executed promo confrontation Cena had with Brock Lesnar. I like that Cena was beaten but he can still come out and tell his younger fans that sometimes you do lose in life but you have to get back up and try again, that's a good message for kids. I like that he lets the crowd boo him and that he was so honest with the crowd reaction. He didn't ignore the Daniel Bryan chants, and he didn't ignore the premature Lesnar chants either, which makes Cena interesting to me, because a lot of people wouldn't have done that. Cena and Lesnar had me eating out of the palm of their hands, from Cena's wanting to call out the Rock, to when Lesnar shocked the world and walked out on a Raw stage once again, to Lesnar's impromtu FU kicking Cena's new green hat into the crowd. It was hands down one of the best post WWE Attitude segments in the history of company.
What will Lesnar say to Cena? How will Cena react to all this? It's a damn good time to pro wrestling fan is all I have to say.