Cena got humbled, apologizes to The Rock

[AquaCityBoy]

I'd rather Cena bow out now while he still has some semblance of his health left than keep coming back looking like Taker, Shawn, Kane and Triple H.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Nikki out her begging for another man to pay her bills and this guy is begging for a hit

Geezus man

Martha

 

[Broad Street Bully]

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

shyt, I’d watch a poor man’s Rush Hour by Rock & Cena

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

that man gone

"And so, the era of Cena came to a close."

 

[Dreamzeedream]

I'd rather Cena bow out now while he still has some semblance of his health left than keep coming back looking like Taker, Shawn, Kane and Triple H.

He's not close to that point

 

[LastManStanding]

Nikki out her begging for another man to pay her bills and this guy is begging for a hit

 

[Mike the Executioner]

I'd rather Cena bow out now while he still has some semblance of his health left than keep coming back looking like Taker, Shawn, Kane and Triple H.

I'm not ready to see him gone for good, but the day Cena becomes too old to wrestle up to the standard he set is when I'm going to start feeling , and he's much older than me.

 

[reigun]

I think the only people on the current roster I've heard cite The Rock as an influence - and feel free to chime in with others if you can - are Miz and Ricochet. Which is weird as hell to me because even if you take his post-WWE success out of the equation, he's still one of the most popular and influential wrestlers in the company's history. Dude was the 1B to Austin's 1A at the height of the Attitude era and you still got all these new cats coming up like "I wanna be the next Shawn Michaels!"

Mind you, that's not a knock on Shawn; mans is a legend in his own right. It just feels weird to me, in a time where WWE is global and literally begging for mainstream clout, to not look at the biggest crossover star in the company's history as the blueprint for where you want your career to go. Cena was the face of the company, which meant he had more access and opportunity than everyone. Yet somehow he only just recently was like, "Hmmm, this wrestling shyt ain't gonna last forever. Maybe Hollywood is the move. "

I get that some truly do not have any aspirations beyond wrestling. WWE is the endgame for those people, and that's fine. I just don't believe for a second that is the case for everyone, nor does it make me stop thinking the current roster may be aiming too low or sqaundering their opportunities.

I know there was a stigma in the locker room around using WWE to parley into other things during Cena's comeup. I wonder if that's still the case or not.