Thread: Is there a small chance that Cena has done more harm than good?
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Old 09-02-2017, 04:23 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by Bad News Gertner View Post
Cena has lost more than any franchise player the WWE has ever had. Bruno never lost. Backlund went from 1977 until his loss to Diesel in 95 without losing a single MATCH at MSG. Think about that. Hogan is Hogan. Nothing to add. Stone Cold wasn't putting people over left and right. The Rock did his share of losing but not to Cena's level.
All those guys outside of Rock and Cena barely jobbed and what do you know... they were all massively over as babyfaces for years. Cena jobbed left and right and the crowd turned on him. Rock jobbed left and right... and the crowd turned on him. It's almost as if you can be the most charismatic guy of all time but if you're booked as a loser, the crowd doesn't get behind you. HMMMMMM.
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