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Old 08-11-2015, 07:45 PM   #59
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Originally Posted by Gorgeous Dale Newstead View Post
And Cena gets booed all the time, especially when he was always winning and overcoming the odds.

Hogan in WCW got booed before he turned heel, and as has been discussed here, he wasn't exactly known for laying down for the 1-2-3. Sometimes it's just time to make a change.
Cena's "always winning" has been overblown to an insane level. As I've said before he loses more than any top face ever and even when he was winning more at the beginning of his run, after the JBL feud, he was starting to suffer from the paint-by-numbers booking.

As for Hogan... He was a top face for over a decade at that point. He didn't start getting met with crowds hating him a year after his face run began. A great, well-handled character can run out of things to achieve and get bland after over a decade. When it happens go the most charismatic/entertaining man wrestling has ever seen a year after his face run begins on two separate occasions, there's a problem.
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