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Post by JoDaNa1281 on Aug 13, 2013 15:26:41 GMT -5
Y'know, I don't think I'd be opposed to Cena becoming a short-term commentator like Punk did a few years back. He could replace King, it'd be great. Cena and Cena Sr at the announce table would be amazing. *a wrestler loses in a matter of seconds* Cena Sr.: "Wow, that was embarrassing...almost as embarrassing as the time I caught a certain 14 year old masturbating in the bathroom." Cena Jr.: *puts head down* "Dad, please don't say that, we're on tv." Cena Sr.: "Oh, these people won't mind, they're your fans." Cena Jr.: "Like my friends didn't mind when you brought it up?" Cena Sr.: "And like I said then, if they laugh at you, they're not your friends."
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Post by CATCH_US IS the Conversation on Aug 13, 2013 15:28:54 GMT -5
Anyone ever see basket case? Soon it will detach and evolve into Dark Cena. But, we then we'd have two Darren Youngs.
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Post by zeez on Aug 13, 2013 15:39:18 GMT -5
Is Nikki cheating on John with John's elbow? Find out next week on TOTAL DIVAS!
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Post by mrjl on Aug 13, 2013 16:43:58 GMT -5
"Because it's Cena" is not an argument. He's injured, he's injured. Doesn't matter if he's the top guy. He's been out for four months before, depending what the doctors say, he may end up having to take time off for a while again. An elbow injury isn't something he can just shrug off just because he wants to keep working. I mean this with all the respect in the world, but that is an argument. Think about it, I mean, really think about it. Cena has repeatedly had injuries that would've put out most wrestlers for extended periods of time. Usually with getting surgery for it and coming back in half the time an average wrestler would. And, it's worth noting, even then by most professional medical opinions those wrestlers are rushing back. It's been repeatedly noted by those in the business that Cena is inhuman in how much he wrestles on a daily basis banged up. How he rushes himself back to the ring, despite arguably not being ready or fully healed. The man either has the biggest insecurity problem of all time when it comes to wrestlers or he's that programmed to be a company man that he's literally sacrificing his well being. I remember Edge doing an interview shortly after his retirement where he made comparisons between John and himself, in terms of how banged up both of them are and how, now that he's had his eyes opened a little, he's concerned about John's future health. Because it's not a very well kept secret that Cena is literally destroying his body more than most wrestlers. The way he made it sound, one would think he's going to become a Dynamite Kid scenario. or he enjoys wrestling enough that he wants to come back and he heals well. My dad was in his late 30s when he shattered his heel to dust, they had to use his other foot as comparison to shape it it was so bad, and had major surgery on it. He was back installing carpet two months later.
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Post by ededdneddy on Aug 13, 2013 17:01:02 GMT -5
I am not sure if this is true but based on all the talk about his elbow it might be. {Spoiler}As we reported yesterday, current WWE Champion John Cena's elbow injury is worse than is being let on. While the specific severity of the injury is unclear at this point, it is known that his arm is in really bad shape.
According to reports, Cena's injury is bad enough that last week WWE officials made the decision for him not to wrestle until the SummerSlam pay-per-view this Sunday. Additionally, Cena is reportedly going to be taking time off after the match to have surgery on the arm, which could keep him out of action for a while.
Whether or not this means Daniel Bryan will win the WWE Championship at SummerSlam is anyone's guess, but odds are pretty likely that he will if Cena won't be around after the pay-per-view. Then again, Money In The Bank winner Randy Orton could always walk out of the building as WWE Champion as well.
[Credit: F4WOnline.com] To be honest if it is true that's a good idea to have him stay away.
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Post by Bo Rida on Aug 13, 2013 17:41:50 GMT -5
I can see Vince (and/or HHH) kayfabe firing Cena after Summerslam, it may be why the angle suddenly started focusing on the WWE meaning everything to Cena and explains the heavy McMahon-Helmsley involvement.
It could also mean a Bryan corporate heel turn because winning the belt means that much to him, hopefully WWE aren't stupid enough to throw away his momentumn though (although after Ryback who knows).
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Post by Welfare Willis on Aug 13, 2013 20:02:19 GMT -5
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Post by millionurkle on Aug 13, 2013 20:24:04 GMT -5
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Post by Chainsaw on Aug 13, 2013 20:33:05 GMT -5
I am not sure if this is true but based on all the talk about his elbow it might be. {Spoiler}As we reported yesterday, current WWE Champion John Cena's elbow injury is worse than is being let on. While the specific severity of the injury is unclear at this point, it is known that his arm is in really bad shape.
According to reports, Cena's injury is bad enough that last week WWE officials made the decision for him not to wrestle until the SummerSlam pay-per-view this Sunday. Additionally, Cena is reportedly going to be taking time off after the match to have surgery on the arm, which could keep him out of action for a while.
Whether or not this means Daniel Bryan will win the WWE Championship at SummerSlam is anyone's guess, but odds are pretty likely that he will if Cena won't be around after the pay-per-view. Then again, Money In The Bank winner Randy Orton could always walk out of the building as WWE Champion as well.
[Credit: F4WOnline.com] To be honest if it is true that's a good idea to have him stay away. I can totally see Cena winning with Bryan absolutely demolishing his arm, then Orton swoops in and cashes in on Cena, officially putting Cena on the shelf and giving Cena his motivation for revenge when he returns... at Night Of Champions.
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Post by thetower52 on Aug 13, 2013 20:45:22 GMT -5
I can see Vince (and/or HHH) kayfabe firing Cena after Summerslam, it may be why the angle suddenly started focusing on the WWE meaning everything to Cena and explains the heavy McMahon-Helmsley involvement. It could also mean a Bryan corporate heel turn because winning the belt means that much to him, hopefully WWE aren't stupid enough to throw away his momentumn though (although after Ryback who knows). Turning Bryan as Corporat champion isn't a bad idea Rock was a baby face and a well liked one in 99 When he turned on foley and turned Corporat
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SEAN CARLESS
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Post by SEAN CARLESS on Aug 13, 2013 21:39:35 GMT -5
I mean this with all the respect in the world, but that is an argument. Think about it, I mean, really think about it. Cena has repeatedly had injuries that would've put out most wrestlers for extended periods of time. Usually with getting surgery for it and coming back in half the time an average wrestler would. And, it's worth noting, even then by most professional medical opinions those wrestlers are rushing back. It's been repeatedly noted by those in the business that Cena is inhuman in how much he wrestles on a daily basis banged up. How he rushes himself back to the ring, despite arguably not being ready or fully healed. The man either has the biggest insecurity problem of all time when it comes to wrestlers or he's that programmed to be a company man that he's literally sacrificing his well being. I remember Edge doing an interview shortly after his retirement where he made comparisons between John and himself, in terms of how banged up both of them are and how, now that he's had his eyes opened a little, he's concerned about John's future health. Because it's not a very well kept secret that Cena is literally destroying his body more than most wrestlers. The way he made it sound, one would think he's going to become a Dynamite Kid scenario. or he enjoys wrestling enough that he wants to come back and he heals well. My dad was in his late 30s when he shattered his heel to dust, they had to use his other foot as comparison to shape it it was so bad, and had major surgery on it. He was back installing carpet two months later. He doesn't "heal well". That's the issue. Edge's worry for him comes from the fact that Cena constantly ignores the pain or fights through it. That's admirable from the standpoint of giving us, the fans, everything he has, but short-sighted in regards to his own health and future. No one wrestler in history has gone on as long as Cena has at that pace and with this physical, high-spot heavy style. It will catch up with him. Guys who took lesser bumps are walking zombies now after all. So unless dude really is the son of Jor-El, he's in for a lot of pain -- or a career ending injury that makes his retirement, like Edge, not of his own choosing. And your Dad's dust foot and recovery is in no way comparable to the level of physicality wrestlers have to withstand. Your dad kneels for a living. He's not falling from the house roof every day with an Indian rug in-tow. I'm happy he's healthy. But again, it's apples and oranges.
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Post by mrjl on Aug 13, 2013 21:41:50 GMT -5
or he enjoys wrestling enough that he wants to come back and he heals well. My dad was in his late 30s when he shattered his heel to dust, they had to use his other foot as comparison to shape it it was so bad, and had major surgery on it. He was back installing carpet two months later. He doesn't "heal well". That's the issue. Edge's worry for him comes from the fact that Cena constantly ignores the pain or fights through it. That's admirable from the standpoint of giving us, the fans, everything he has, but short-sighted in regards to his own health and future. No one wrestler in history has gone on as long as Cena has at that pace and with this physical, high-spot heavy style. It will catch up with him. Guys who took lesser bumps are walking zombies now after all. So unless dude really is the son of Jor-El, he's in for a lot of pain -- or a career ending injury that makes his retirement, like Edge, not of his own choosing. And your Dad's dust foot and recovery is in no way comparable to the level of physicality wrestlers have to withstand. Your dad kneels for a living. He's not falling from the house roof every day with an Indian rug in-tow. I'm happy he's healthy. But again, it's apples and oranges. the rugs don't just teleport into the rooms. He carries a lot of weight on his shoulders which translates down to that foot.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2013 21:48:29 GMT -5
Right now the best thing for the E and Cena would be for him to take an extended vacation. They're going to need to start figuring out who else can carry the load without him around and lord knows that Cena has to need a break. Though with the NFL starting up in a few weeks they're going to want all of their big guns on deck.
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Post by SEAN CARLESS on Aug 13, 2013 21:57:38 GMT -5
He doesn't "heal well". That's the issue. Edge's worry for him comes from the fact that Cena constantly ignores the pain or fights through it. That's admirable from the standpoint of giving us, the fans, everything he has, but short-sighted in regards to his own health and future. No one wrestler in history has gone on as long as Cena has at that pace and with this physical, high-spot heavy style. It will catch up with him. Guys who took lesser bumps are walking zombies now after all. So unless dude really is the son of Jor-El, he's in for a lot of pain -- or a career ending injury that makes his retirement, like Edge, not of his own choosing. And your Dad's dust foot and recovery is in no way comparable to the level of physicality wrestlers have to withstand. Your dad kneels for a living. He's not falling from the house roof every day with an Indian rug in-tow. I'm happy he's healthy. But again, it's apples and oranges. the rugs don't just teleport into the rooms. He carries a lot of weight on his shoulders which translates down to that foot. It's still not even remotely close to the same thing, wear-and-tear-wise. It's physical work, but it's not a human stunt show every night. Carpet layers aren't dropping dead in their 30's.
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