Why John Cena Was Hated By His Coworkers in WWE

John Cena talks to Chris Van Vliet about why he was hated by his coworkers in WWE. John has had a very successful career thus far starring in films like Bumblebee, Suicide Squad, Peacemaker, Daddy’s Home and Trainwreck.

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[ooStillWeRiseoo]

He was in the ring they just couldn’t* see him

[CaliKiid]

People forget how insanely over Cena was leading up to his first US Title win. He’d sometimes get louder pops than the people working in the main events. The crowd would always pop because they knew they were going to be able to join in on Cena’s promo and be able to roast the heel lol.

[sirnetflix]

To be fair a lot of talent connects with the crowd and WWE still makes them jobbers

[spacecase]

Idk why I picture guys like Bob Holly, JBL, Benoit gossiping that he didn't care.

[josceola]

The funniest moment was when Roman Reign got flustered going back and forth with John and then got pissed when John said "No no keep going you gotta learn how to cut a promo sooner or later" LOL

[normanvaliao]

Usually the hated ones are the ones who stand out differently because they are not followers. They are the innovators and the game changers.

[drebodollaz]

Dr. Of Thuganomics is one of the best gimmicks ever

[TommyRayzer]

Clearly Cena was doing something right, being one of the most successful stars in the business EVER.

[headhunter]

That’s why he’s one of the greatest on the mic

[barringtonfisher]

I bet they're kicking themselves now. John seems to have found the formular that sent him to Hogan/Austin/Rock level superstardom

[sebastian]

Dude's always been a gentleman, the way he carries himself

[anomaly_]

This is why he stood out, the most charismatic in the ruthless aggression era

[donniejefferson]

Honestly reminds me of when Enzo talked about having books full of promos he had written and some boring ass guys like Simom Gotch made fun of it because he had to write out his stuff beforehand instead of improvising it all. There's a reason this guy is more entertaining than you. He spent his time building a great character instead of just being "around the ring".

[reddicetwiceX]

John understood what failure was at the time, through his journey leading up to WWE. He literally had nothing else outside of the company, so he put literally everything he had into the business. It's like he saw this opportunity as his last shot at something, dude went all the way with it.

[tylercafe]

"You Can't See Me"
Is his best line ever. Conveys mystique. An underdog. Hidden qualities. Showing that the other is lacking. Unable to face what's right in front of him. Ignorant.

*Hits bong*

[AcerakBlazeIt]

To this day I will still say the hurricane is my favorite wrestler

[cozybones]

John Cena always talking like he’s in a job interview lmao

[DuragVince-]

People are going to dislike you no matter what you do. Little do they know that you’re doing the right thing. Keep doing you and block them out. Because you were doing your thing, you’ve become one of the biggest and most controversial superstars in the history of the company. Future hall of famer without a doubt.

[hemi.awdpursuit]

Missed when Cena had military cut. But it shows he’s drifting into other fields in life

[dethisbtfl]

when he debuted with his hip hop persona, i never envisioned him still being in wwe all these years later, let alone being one of the wrestlers that most fans like