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Originally Posted by Rob
His attire makes him different from everyone else. Maybe the whole company should just wear black trunks and boots.
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Hey, why don't we put him in a chicken suit? It made the Gobbledy Gooker different, and being different is
always good.
Being different was fine for John Cena when he was fighting up the midcard. Right now he is meant to be carrying the company. A WWE Champion, no matter how "controversial" they are meant to be, should be a wrestler first and foremost. John Cena wrestling in jean shorts says "I'm too cool to wear what the other guys wear, despite this being my profession," and that's not in a good way.
Something as little as the colour of your tie can alter people's perceptions of you, drastically. I knew so many of you would be predictable and condescend the concept of a wrestler's choice in attire, but there have been tests done to prove what someone wears, and even what colours effects how easily people buy into them. My proposition is that John Cena wrestling in street clothes makes him hard to accept as a
wrestler. Wrestling attire, as "gay" as it may be, could theoretically help me accept John Cena as a wrestler.