Thread: I don't think Cena takes enough charge of his character
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Old 12-12-2010, 12:44 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by Aguakate View Post
The difference between Austin and Cena is that when Austin started to get big, and over with the fans, it was precisely because THE FANS made him the biggest thing since Hulkamania, so Austin was in a position where he could leverage himself because since the fans made him big, and he had their backing, Vince couldn't make Austin angry, and plus, he was in the middle of the Monday Night War, so, he had to cater to Austin a bit.

Cena, on the other hand, became a star simply because the WWE gave him a push, not because the fans were like "Cena is so cool that you, WWE, have to push him".

Two different situations.
I don't know about all that. Cena was shit hot when he started getting his push.
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