The 16-time WWE World Champion, John Cena, has broken his silence following his explosive promo on WWE RAW. Cena, who opened the show, was met with loud boos from the fans in Brussels, Belgium.
Many expected a new theme song for Cena since he has turned heel. However, he entered with his usual entrance theme, My Time is Now, which led to the crowd chanting “John Cena sucks” in sync with the theme song.
As he stepped into the ring, the arena erupted with chants of “Let’s go, Cena,” “Cena sucks,” “F*** you, Cena,” “You sold out,” and “Shut the f*** up.” Cena fired back with brutal honesty, exposing the fans’ hypocrisy.
He accused them of bullying him into being their puppet, forcing him to smile through it all. Cena declared he wasn’t a babyface or a heel just a human being they had mistreated for decades. He made it clear the fans had earned nothing, no new look, no new theme. With one final blow, he cut ties with them, declaring they didn’t matter to him.
John Cena told the fans they weren’t ready for the truth. After years in a toxic relationship with them, he was done. He made it clear that breaking up with them was final he didn’t care anymore.
Following the promo, reports revealed that WWE backstage officials were thrilled with the crowd’s reaction. After unleashing his frustration in a shocking heel turn, Cena has now broken his silence.
John Cena responds after controversial WWE RAW promo
John Cena vented decades of frustration on the fans, stating he was done and breaking up with them, whether they liked it or not. After his explosive WWE RAW promo, he shared a captionless Instagram post, staying true to his usual style.
This time, he posted an image from the iconic Friends episode featuring Ross Geller and Rachel Green’s breakup scene, hinting at his emotions after the intense segment.
After venting his frustration, he faced his WrestleMania 41 opponent, Cody Rhodes, who called him “a whiny b**ch” and warned that if this version of Cena showed up at WrestleMania 41, he would force him into early retirement.
