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So, Cena isn't a face or heel...
From PWInsider:
To round out the Cena trifecta, Colm Kelly sent this item. ... John Cena appeared on Sky Sports yesterday here in the UK. He plugged Judgment Day, his match with JBL, along with the fact that he believes that he is neither a heel or a face because of the different reaction he receives in different cities and arenas. So he's not a heel, not a face, and he isn't a tweener in the no real alliances deal, what is he? Do we need to coin the phrase "Cena Heat"? |
Cena is a failed face.
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Cena sucks.
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Cena is a heel that hasn't and will never turn heel.
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I feel ill that he was in my country for any sort of time.
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If he would stop being annoying, could actually wrestle and wasn't a complete tool.... Cena may have a future.
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I've said this once, and I will say this again: John Cena will be the next Triple H before he is the next Austin/Rock. The man could be a fantastic top heel.
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Anyway, Cena could be a fantastic heel, but he could also be a fantastic face if WWE weren't so goddamn stupid. |
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You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
Cena is the water, Vince is leading and we are the horse. We didn't drink, so Vince McMahon grabbed us around the neck and drowned us in the water. Now we are all dead. That is why Cena sucks. |
lol
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Cena is a face, no 2 ways about it |
Apparently Cena didn't watch the WWF when Rocky Maiva was around.
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It probably is confusing for them, what with him calling himself Dwayne Johnson now.
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This situation is, honestly, one of the most coinfusing things I've seen from this company. I just don't fucking get it.
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I know. But, as a showman myself, I find it specially baffling. I"ve racked my brain as to why they've continued bulldozing him thru the unaccepting audience, and I simply come up zirro.
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Stop thinking about it, just live with it, the rest of us have learned that.
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Comprende? |
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Cena could, theoretically, be a great top face, I guess, but I don't think that can happen until a heel turn. Give him a few years as a "bad guy" and then do a reasonable turn back (keeping some rough edges to his character), and boom. I don't think there is any way to take Cena as he is now, and ease him directly into being accepted by the audience. |
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Even if the outcome is terrible?
Morning KK |
Well, it wouldn't seem so stupid if the outcome was good, sooo....
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Though, in the interest of fairness, stock prices are high, Cena moves Merch, and they're making more money (albeit off of fewer people). I'm sure Vince doesn't see things as "bad."
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true. Who cares whether 5 or 10 million people are watching when your making a profit.
The only time Pro Wrestling adapts is when they are in the hole.... |
Well, the good news is, it's unsustainable. They can bump ticket prices, but eventually, nobody will pay. How much will people pay for Mania? 60 dollars? 70? 80? Already, their buyrates are lower than last year, and that's with Mayweather's celecrity status. They likely took a bit of a hit on that (I know the 20 million dollars is a fake number, but they shelled out a lot to attract him).
So they will eventually be unable to report positive things to the the stockholders. They will eventually take hits in stock price and the like, and when they start scrambling, we might see them give a shit. |
Personally, I rhink the WWE can use the "mixed reaction" thing as a way of advertising "free speech" of the fans at a WWE event again (like they did during that whole 97 US vs. Canada thing or the beginning of Austin's face turn). They could really use that after years of hearing about the WWE confiscating signs and editing crowd reactions (the reactions at the SD I went to a few years ago weren't edited, but that was only one show).
I don't think the mixed reaction thing is a bad thing as long as it doesn't get too obvious that it's X-Pac heat that is being heard instead of just something that they are used to doing to "belong". |
You're missing the point, though. Free speech or not, they're still ignoring it, because their top babyface is getting booed, and that's bad business.
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I have been thinking....
Kennedy is becoming ridiculously popular, most notably with his recent (albeit mild) face-ish turn. But there's no way to market him to babies the way they do the Wigginator. Perhaps, once we see the rise of Kennedy, the company will be almost forced to shift their tunnel vision to the people their guys actually attract. |
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Define "drawing power".
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My point is, with Austin, they REALLY amplified that they really didn't know WHY Austin was being cheered, since he was still doing things that were considered heel. That was the beginning of that whole "heel/face line being blurred" thing to me. Not sure why they ignore it with Cena, but I still think they can use that to clean their image and stop people from thinking that they censor their fans. |
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