Most shocking in professional-wrestling history…Triple H reactions towards formal wrestler Ah………more
That moment, which proved one of the most shocking in professional-wrestling history, set up Cena for a WrestleMania showdown with Cody Rhodes in April.
Cena, 47, will challenge his fellow American, 39, for the Undisputed WWE Championship in a main-event clash on 20 April – the second and final night of WrestleMania 41. The bout will mark Cena’s final appearance at WWE’s showpiece event, before he retires from competition at the end of 202And ahead of that match-up in Las Vegas, Cena has been addressing crowds as a heel for the first time in more than 20 years, eliciting heated reactions from audiences on WWE’s European tour, which wrapped up with the latest edition of Raw on Monday, in London.
Before that show, Triple H – who was an in-ring icon before becoming WWE’s Chief Content Officer in 2022 – discussed the conversation that saw Cena agree to turn heeIt was a conversation… Without getting into the details, it was a conversation that…” Levesque began, seemingly struggling to find the right words as he spoke to the Daily MailIt’s a challenge to him. John’s not a complacent person, right? I think he would have [stayed babyface] and he would have done it happily and he would have done it for fans, but I think there would have been a piece of him that would have been like: ‘Alright, I’m just going to go through my day here.’”
Levesque, who said Cena required no convincing to turn heel, said the wrestler and actor staying babyface would have been “no different than if a Hollywood role” needed Cena to “play the character you’ve played in 20 other movies pretty much, and just do the same thingAt a certain point in time, they come and they give you something way off something you’ve ever done,” Levesque continued, “and you’re like: ‘Wow, alright, that’s a challenge I’ve never done before.’”.l.5.
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