For many years John Cena was the face of WWE, but nowadays he’s focused on other things. Cena last wrestled when he faced off against Bray Wyatt in a Firefly Fun House match at WrestleMania 36, and Wyatt picked up the victory.
John Cena and Bray Wyatt have a lot of history together, and Seth Rollins is another superstar that Cena also has history with.
The 16 time WWE World Champion recently spoke to Sports Illustrated, and he had nothing but good things to say about Wyatt and Rollins.
“Bray is obviously doing a great job. And Seth Rollins has done an unbelievable job of adapting to a crowdless environment.”
Cena also talked about WWE running shows without crowds, and he noted that there’s no clear-cut answer in regards to what will and won’t work.
“I firmly believe that not only will it survive, it will thrive, but it has to, as an entirety, embrace this process. I believe they’re beginning to do that. The longer they go without an audience, they need to transform as an entirety what sports entertainment is. I think they’re in this weird sort of middle ground, where they don’t know when crowds will be let back in. If you truly commit to a paradigm shift, that may scare away the normalcy the viewers are used to seeing. So you kind of have to operate like there is an audience, but there isn’t an audience. It’s a very weird time. I don’t think they’ve committed to transition yet, and that’s absolutely justifiable because, eventually, people will be let back into turnstiles. It’s very complicated. There isn’t a clear-cut answer to be like, ‘Just do this and it will be better.’”
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