John Cena is about to retire, and during this last stage with WWE he has decided to take the role of Rudo, which gave him dividends after achieving the long -awaited championship number 17 in Wrestlemania 41, thus exceeding the record that Ric Flair imposed many years ago. Maybe many fans do not accept this new dinner facet, but the fighter was committed to the role, until the experiment saw its end in Summerslam, where he brought his old version to fight Cody Rhodes. Although he lost that fight and the title, he regained the affection and support of the public.
► Matt Hardy is aware that the public wants John Cena
With the days of John Cena's villain already in the past, professional wrestling personalities now have the opportunity to process and analyze, in its entirety, one of the most polarizing and shocking stories in recent history. Ric Flair and Tommy Dreamer, at the time, They analyzed this change to rude from 17 times champion, but the thing would not be there.
During the recent edition of your podcastanother former WWE like Matt Hardy recently analyzed the recent change to Rudo de John Cena, justifying him at the beginning, but highlighting that despite the circumstances There was always a WWE universe sector that recognized his legacy and still loved him.
«It was an attempt to do something. I applaud him for trying. Who knows if something will catch fire or not? You know, He had been a polarizing figure, where they cheered and booed him, But they tried, and I can't blame them for trying. I can't blame John for doing so.
«You know, they are not the movements; That is, if they only judged him for his movements and his way of fighting, I don't know how much John would like, but It is because they love that human being. They love that character of John Cena«.
Hardy applauded John Cena and WWE for risking her rude character, but finally acknowledged that her stage as a villain did not turn out as expected and praised the fact that they managed to correct the course in Summerslam, Just in time to enjoy the old dinner in his last days as a fighter.
