Cena's Total Divas gimmick should be his in ring gimmick

[muzzle]

Who knew he can play a resigned, quiet, and full of wisdom type? Instead we get a loud, obnoxious, childish and ignorant boyscout.

[BayleyTiffyCodyCenaJudyHopps]

He's a likable guy out of character, but I'm sorry, I'll take the childish boyscout regardless. If he were as reserved and down to earth on Raw as he was in real life, I don't think it would make for very good TV over the long run. It'd be an interesting change of pace for how long, a month or two tops?

I like his goofy character. He looks like he's having the time of his life with it.

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I want him to be his character in Legendary, where he basically does nothing outside of getting into fights and downing beer while frowning.

[Cry Baby]

Total Divas Cena is awesome. I just want him to come out and teach the crowd chinese, or randomly offer wisdom to people in backstage segments.

Like with the Punk/Heyman thing - just have Cena appear out of no where and offer Punk some advice about forgiveness and being the better person. It would be so very pleasing.

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AGREE.

But Its hard not to look likable next to those divas.

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I want him to come back from injury as a philosophic Chinese lumberjack historian therapist, with no explanation given for the gimmick change.

[Old Jack Burton]

I'd be fine with Bryan going to see Cena at his home and having some sort of chautauqua during a RAW in the coming months.

[Essential1]

He seems a bit smug to me.

[Banjo Is Broken]

He can shave his head, and walk around barefoot wearing one of those Shaolin Master outfits. Then when someone takes things too far, he flips out and beats the crap out of them like John C. Reilly's character in "Anger Management."

[Ryushinku]

Sept 15, 2013 18:27:32 GMT -5 BayleyTiffyCodyCenaJudyHopps said:

He's a likable guy out of character, but I'm sorry, I'll take the childish boyscout regardless. If he were as reserved and down to earth on Raw as he was in real life, I don't think it would make for very good TV over the long run. It'd be an interesting change of pace for how long, a month or two tops?

I like his goofy character. He looks like he's having the time of his life with it.

"I'm gonna kick your ass, Cena!"
"I appreciate your viewpoint. What do you think it says about you as a person? We should discuss this."

[Jedi-El of Tomorrow]

Sept 15, 2013 19:42:08 GMT -5 Old Jack Burton said:

I'd be fine with Bryan going to see Cena at his home and having some sort of chautauqua during a RAW in the coming months.

Since Bryan's taking on the Empire, and has some friends that rebelled, it would only make sense for him to visit WWE's Yoda.

[Abdullah]

I thought this would be about him chopping wood.

[Andrew is Good]

I haven't watched it, but I've heard that he's the most relatable character to men, which is shocking when looking at his WWE character.

[SEAN CARLESS]

Sept 15, 2013 18:27:32 GMT -5 BayleyTiffyCodyCenaJudyHopps said:

He's a likable guy out of character, but I'm sorry, I'll take the childish boyscout regardless.

Yes, but you are a personal champion for most things considered by and large horrible.

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His regular cool calm funny guy "Total Divas gimmick" would become very boring if he was to portray it on WWE TV. I watch WWE for characters with a bit of real life persona, not to see a completely regular guy.

[Talent Name]

Sept 20, 2013 14:29:02 GMT -5 Andrew is Good said:

I haven't watched it, but I've heard that he's the most relatable character to men, which is shocking when looking at his WWE character.

That's because on Total Divas he comes across as down to earth, easy to get along with, intelligent, and has moments of witty jokes