Has WWE invest too much money into John Cena's charachter..

**Kane Knight** · 12-16-2006, 08:12 PM

I always thought Cena was kind of Goofy looking.

The One, in answer tosecret answer #5, I'd say that his "mixed reaction" has disappeared due to decreased viewership. I'd also say 90% is a major exageration, but that's another argument.

When the ratings dropped from the 3.6 rating to the 3.0 area, the boos disappeared. Since then, Cena doesn't really get booed, but then, WWE has been unable to reach much higher than 3.0 for more than a week at a time, and has also spent a lot of time below 3.0. Yeah, Cena hating is over. WWE won. It's called a pyrrhic victory. The reactions also sound a bit less powerful overall, though I'm admittedly unsure I'm quantifying this properly.

But if your only goal is to not get Cena booed, this is a decent solution.

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12-16-2006, 08:12 PM	#11
Kane Knight Ron Paul 4 EVA Posts: 152,467	I always thought Cena was kind of Goofy looking. The One, in answer tosecret answer #5, I'd say that his "mixed reaction" has disappeared due to decreased viewership. I'd also say 90% is a major exageration, but that's another argument. When the ratings dropped from the 3.6 rating to the 3.0 area, the boos disappeared. Since then, Cena doesn't really get booed, but then, WWE has been unable to reach much higher than 3.0 for more than a week at a time, and has also spent a lot of time below 3.0. Yeah, Cena hating is over. WWE won. It's called a pyrrhic victory. The reactions also sound a bit less powerful overall, though I'm admittedly unsure I'm quantifying this properly. But if your only goal is to not get Cena booed, this is a decent solution.