A WWE Fan Made The Mistake Of Asking John Cena’s Dad About His Heel Turn, And I Can’t Stop Laughing

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The shift in character by John Cena, known as a heel turn, is generating much buzz within WWE enthusiasts. It seems that even his family has grown tired of this transformation. As “The Champ” prepares to face off against Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41, certain wrestling fans decided to inquire about the situation from John Cena Sr., his father. However, this proved to be a misstep, and I can’t help but laugh hysterically after watching the video of the incident.

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You know what I find myself saying quite often? ‘Here’s what my child is planning to do.’ Instead, why don’t you take a moment to ask him directly about his plans? As for me, I would appreciate it if you could spare some time and step away for a bit. Thank you.

To avoid any confusion about John Cena Sr.’s demeanor in the clip, let me explain that his behavior was more like delivering a wrestling promo rather than genuinely scolding these fans. Although you might not be aware since you primarily watch Monday Night Raw on Netflix, he had a career as a wrestling manager prior to his son becoming a major WWE figure. This information came to light after watching this video, but upon rewatching it, I can see that he’s putting on a performance for those fans.

Is it possible that one factor contributing to the excellence of the current WWE era is the dedication of fathers like John Cena Sr. to upholding kayfabe? If this performance isn’t showcased on either Monday Night Raw or SmackDown, I would be surprised because it’s remarkable how effortlessly John Cena Sr. delivered this impromptu promo. Previously, I thought the WWE icon was simply gifted with speaking abilities, but now I’m starting to believe that his father may have taught him these skills well before he achieved fame.

John Cena’s recent social media posts have left WWE enthusiasts puzzled, with hints about The Joker or his iconic spinning belt adding to the mystery rather than providing answers. Despite his grand statements when addressing crowds in the ring, promising to disrupt professional wrestling for fans if he beats Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41, it’s unclear what he has planned.

There’s been a great deal of appreciation for the heel turn from figures within the industry and even legends like Hulk Hogan. Even Ric Flair couldn’t help but compliment Cena when challenged by the superstar, yet some fans are still anticipating if he can reach new heights in fully embracing the villainous role. I’m eager to witness him displaying the ruthlessness that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson demonstrated towards Cody Rhodes last year, but I’m uncertain if he possesses the ability for such a transformation.

On the evening of Monday, March 31st, catch Cena on “Monday Night Raw” which will be streaming on Netflix at 8:00 p.m. ET. This could potentially be his last televised performance before WrestleMania 41, so don’t miss out on the opportunity to hear what he has in store!

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2025-03-28 22:07