Cena Is Taking Time Off For Personal Reasons

[Heelish]

No Limit Soldiers hosting RAW in 2 weeks Rusev coming out to "Make em say ugh" on a tank

That would be dope. If we got Pen & Pixel to design the PPV posters

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

wait people believe in these wack Total Diva storylines?

John Cena probably dont even fukk nikki in real life

 

[Cobratron]

His father is dying.

 

[prophecypro]

His father is dying.

You guessing or heard something?


fukk man...everyone gotta go through that but I wish it on no one

 

[Riley Escobar]

His father is dying.

That punt from Orton in 07 gave him a brain tumour

 

[prophecypro]

That punt from Orton in 07 gave him a brain tumour

Chill on the kayfabe jokes for a father dying

Spoiler

I mean I know Cokeboy will make it into a angle for Wrestlemania season but

 

[Green Ranger]

Pro wrestling writer Scott Keith (Sporting News/Fighting Spirit Magazine) recently noted on his blogthat the reason being given for John Cena taking an extended break from WWE this fall is due to shooting a new reality series for FOX.

Keith explained he has a friend in the industry and Cena is scheduled to host a new fitness-themed show for the network, which would explain his absence.

Keith posted the following:

A friend in the fitness industry is working on a fitness-themed reality show for FOX. The show is set to air in the spring. He and a few others were told this week that the filming window is set for Oct. 26 to the first or second week of January, and that it will take 6-8 weeks to do everything. They also found out that the host of the show is going to be John Cena. I’m guessing this explains his rumored hiatus after HIAC.


Cena is reported to be taking time off following the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view, and would return for a December WWE live event at Madison Square Garden

 

[Xane Vic]

That would be dope. If we got Pen & Pixel to design the PPV posters

Hol' up...

 

[The Rainmaker]

John Cena on why he left WWE for 'American Grit'

On taking time off:

"I’ve been a cornerstone of WWE programming since 2002. That’s a long time, it’s more than 10 years. So much so that a portion of our audience has direct complacency with me. ‘Man, Cena holds everybody down. He doesn’t give the new guys a chance.' From a company perspective, as you know I hold it very near and dear to my heart, the dance floor is open, boys. I’m gone, let’s see who steps up. And I like that. As much as I want to try to distance myself or as much as someone who views me would try to distance myself from WWE, I’m never going to go. Personally, and this gives me a better perspective on Dwayne Johnson’s path, you get to a certain point and you cannot attract any more fans. Essentially, my productivity from a company standpoint … I’ve done as much as I can — 15 world championships and a myriad of other accomplishments. I don’t know what left I can do, but I still want to be able to put people in the building."

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

John Cena on why he left WWE for 'American Grit'

On taking time off:

"I’ve been a cornerstone of WWE programming since 2002. That’s a long time, it’s more than 10 years. So much so that a portion of our audience has direct complacency with me. ‘Man, Cena holds everybody down. He doesn’t give the new guys a chance.' From a company perspective, as you know I hold it very near and dear to my heart, the dance floor is open, boys. I’m gone, let’s see who steps up. And I like that. As much as I want to try to distance myself or as much as someone who views me would try to distance myself from WWE, I’m never going to go. Personally, and this gives me a better perspective on Dwayne Johnson’s path, you get to a certain point and you cannot attract any more fans. Essentially, my productivity from a company standpoint … I’ve done as much as I can — 15 world championships and a myriad of other accomplishments. I don’t know what left I can do, but I still want to be able to put people in the building."