John Cena Explains How Brock Lesnar Squashing Him Came To Be!

John Cena talks to Sam Roberts about the decision to have Brock Lesnar destroy him with multiple suplexes, and how it came from a dinner between Brock and Stone Cold Steve Austin.
#shorts #JohnCena #BrockLesnar #StoneCold #steveaustin #wwe #wrestling #samroberts #notsam

[@NotsamWrestling]

Watch the full interview here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/baLVXpiul65gl8k

[@javiespinoza6460]

Thank you sir. Not hating but I'm tire of short clips not putting the full video in comments or description. Saludos from Edinburg Texas The Valley 956

[@raysilvas9815]

Aaa

[@javiespinoza6460]

ALV andava bien chato

[@olilais92]

Funny thing is Cena runied it on the very first return of brock in 2012 by having him loose, so if anyone ruined and wasted it it was cena

[@lukebahadoorsingh2236]

😊😊😊

[@souryabanik0907]

Brock was so giving he gave 16 german suplexes to cena lmao!

[@spartanq7781]

The gift that keeps on giving.

[@vishkiller23]

he made Seth, Roman, drew . now he is going to make Cody look legit . you know what beating Brock mean in wwe . he is the most legit fighter in wwe

[@spartanq7781]

@@vishkiller23 Relax it was obviously a joke.

[@abgaming5267]

Yeah and the 16 suplex got over.

[@Goodsbx15]

​@@spartanq7781⁰😊❤

[@guymanguy]

Cena gets the business better than people think.

[@Vic_Chaos_]

+GUYMANGUY1337 well, now he does... because he also burried Barrett and the entirity of Nexus, Rusev, Corbin, Sandow just to name a few...

[@Uchiharecords837]

@@Vic_Chaos_ no one cares about those jobbers lol😂😂

[@Zack_410]

​@@Vic_Chaos_ He did what he was asked to do.

[@joshuawynne686]

@@Vic_Chaos_ Nexus is legit the only real complaint. Cena beating Rusev was a lot more impactful than Rusevs run. Corbin had a cool finisher and that was it. Sandow was a jobber with a little flair.

[@thebirdmusicplaylist601]

@@Vic_Chaos_ the Nexus were awful on there own. Only Barret had potential. But the rest couldn't even hack it in other promotions.

[@JoshTooSporty]

Cena truly respected The Undertaker and his legacy.

[@Snyper1405]

It didn't make sense for Undertaker to lose his streak to Brock Lesnar, who was already legitimate badass . But he squashed Cena at wrestlemania. The whole thing is just ridiculous, and Vince made one of the worst decisions ever in WWE 🫤

[@kellenmoon3084]

​@@Snyper1405Taker streak at WM should be forever, they can "finish" his carreer like shawn vs ric, just not the streak on the WM.

[@Snyper1405]

@@kellenmoon3084 fully agree. No argument here

[@CesarGalanYT]

@@Snyper1405completely agree

[@WolfKingHuttser]

Too bad wwe didn't

[@leoelvis524]

Cena's understanding of the business is something else

[@nicholastaylor9687]

That's why he buried the Nexus

[@mikevignola4213]

Imagine if Hogan had Cena's character, the entire industry might be better.

[@amjedhatu542]

@@nicholastaylor9687the nexus was wasted by the WWE and the storyline was not good towards the end. Too many people against one person.

[@amjedhatu542]

@@mikevignola4213imagine what wraslin would be if it wasn’t for Hogan. Hogan put plenty of people over. Stop acting crazy.

[@mikevignola4213]

@amjedhatu542 name one. Hogan was known for refusing to take a fall for anyone.

[@intellygent-alienking5651]

John Cena is a superhuman to not only be willing to lose like that but taking 16 suplexes from an even more superhuman of a beast

[@TyBrezzy11]

wasnt willing to take the right losses from 2010-2013

[@intellygent-alienking5651]

@@TyBrezzy11 oh do you mean like the Nexus days? There was a time period where I didn't like WWE much because of its PG-13 days

[@cameronswinburn8101]

@@TyBrezzy11 yeah because that was ‘his night’ every night back then. He knew when he was the star & face of the company. In more recent years he knew that he was no longer the number 1, so that was his time to give back - which he did

[@tonywilt4179]

In a interview ,The Big Show said that Cena was probably the strongest person he's ever worked with and Lesner was by far the most explosive, freakishly athletic for someone his size.

[@martinsch]

@@TyBrezzy11 Was about to say the same. That period of time almost ruined Cena for me, but I'm happy that he didn't turn into a new Hogan after all.

[@tonywilt4179]

Gotta respect how Arn Anderson's knowledge is getting passed through multiple generations.

[@becomingungovernable]

And its probablybsomething he learned from Harley Race or some other old timer, and they probably learned it from somebody like Lou Thez.

[@tonywilt4179]

@@becomingungovernable True

[@QuynhNguyen-zw8uv]

Sadly .. Arn’s wisdom is being wasted at the other promotion.

[@cwell510]

​@@QuynhNguyen-zw8uv True, he's wasting his time with "Captain Charisma-less" Wardlow...

[@jaccblikky8977]

too bad those goofy kids in aew can't see that and take heed

[@heretustay]

Cena just GETS storytelling. He's shown that in wrestling, and he gets it in TV and movies. Huge respect for him, as someone whole works in theatre. 👏👏👏

[@wkang84]

Nexus?

[@derekgraskewicz2104]

He was a great wrestler. Hall of Fame worthy. I would LOVE to see him in executives. Hopefully, the next GM of NXT. (I don't wanna think about losing Adam or Nick, so I said next NXT)

[@june5877]

Goddamn, that is smart. He understands the business.

[@TheNewzbreak]

Hogan would be, "that's not happening brother"

[@lavellrobinson1648]

I'll never forgive hogan for what he did at SummerSlam in 2005 To HBK lol Horrible Business

[@Koldmoney]

Roman turning into hogan in my opinion.

[@bmmania0120]

​@@Koldmoney nah

[@how2bi344]

​@@Koldmoney I think roman is ready to put people over but vince gets the final say

[@Mxckmxlone]

😂😂😂

[@LVTHORAscending]

This man knows how this business is run. Sometimes mistakes happen but this is pure wisdom right here.

[@paulstockton7121]

He hasn't always understood the business. Look what he did to the Nexus.

[@Edotbillz]

@@paulstockton7121you say that as if its his choice to decide what happens in the ring

[@khaos6185]

​@@Edotbillzfor the nexus, yes, both edge and jericho told him to put them over but John decided not too, he realized his mistake afterwards and apologize

[@kylerhicks6943]

@@Edotbillz Originally, The Nexus was supposed to win. But somehow, Cena had Vince change the outcome of having him the winner and the only sole survivor.

[@koDaffi]

He was under the magic thumb of Danny Davis and Jim Cornette with that all star class in OVW. All the modern big times...Cena, Batista, Lesnar etc

[@UndisputedFigureCollector97]

John is so damn smart and gifted he truly loves the business and does it to entertain everyone and put a smile on people's face

[@johnnybrows8123]

Still can’t believe they let him break the streak

[@davidhunt3689]

Hes the only one that could break it at that point. Who else Roman 😂 at that time you'd never gotten the bloodline

[@Spc117]

@@davidhunt3689no one shoulda broke it 😵‍💫

[@jessicaberry5596]

Kane, maybe?@@davidhunt3689

[@Canada1st___]

haha @@Spc117

[@jryder8754]

If it had to be broken, it should have been Bray Wyatt.

[@soundthealarm83]

That's some true respect not only to Brock but also to the legacy of The Undertaker

[@NahidulL7972]

Undertaker is king of wrestling 💥 John Cena is love of wrestling ❤️ Brock Lasner is beast of wrestling 🔥

[@darthandeddeu]

​@@NahidulL7972none of them have been my favorite at any point. But they've all been involved in my favorite matches

[@NahidulL7972]

@@darthandeddeu who is your favourite wrestler?

[@TheEyesChico1]

@@NahidulL7972 The Rock goat

[@SUMC-Buck]

​@@NahidulL7972Rey Rey, rhe underdog goat! 🐐

[@cornelioust2165]

In my twenties I hated John Cena with a passion but now that I'm in my thirties I totally respect this guy beyond measure

[@CommanderGreyFox]

I loved john cena for being such a wholesome guy but now i just feel like he spit on everything when he decided appologising to china was necessary. That felt like he dennonced america, the same america he would be the first in line to wrestle for during support the troops.

[@simenzewedlamini360]

Hypocrite

[@simenzewedlamini360]

@@CommanderGreyFox his human my man he made a mistake we make mistakes it’s human nature plus the China bs was 2 years ago people moved on so should u u gonna have that shit on your head for the rest of your life go touch some grass

[@nitsuanomrah6997]

Jon Xena 🥷🏻 -"u cant see me"

[@megacaptcha5894]

Hating a guy who helps make a wish kids for free for half of his time is crazy 💀

[@TheRealSerpentor]

These men understand the business.

[@daveenglish1270]

He’s the true goat and people don’t want to admit it yet

[@johanstinson]

Nah

[@andybardo7489]

You right

[@CuriousPerson2206]

I think alot of people consider john cena as the goat

[@LMLR187]

Cena knows this business. And him explaining that the Squash at Summerslam was to help validate beating the streak and vice versa is smart. It takes the heat off of that moment.

[@shibinsibyvarghese2983]

​@@leebrown1213 he had to build himself up to give. If he was loosing so much at his early career he might not be that big.

[@gslokk3282]

@Lee Brown y’all are mad because children mad him superman 😂😂 one thing about cena is he never turned heel so he never was hogan

[@rb3k157]

@@leebrown1213you sound lame

[@animeanime7849]

@@leebrown1213 think about it like this. Him being as dominant as he was made Owens, Edge, Styles, Nakamura, Daniel Bryan, CM Punk, Lesner squash match etc beating him as impactful as it was. Beating Cena was the biggest thing in a superstars career because of how dominant he was

[@bankrollwavvy]

@Lee Brown u don’t even make sense, Cena start wrestling in 2002 Brock squashed him in 2014 😂 so idk how Cena was Hogan for most of his career that’s impossible giving the timeline, Cena wasnt main event Cena until 2006 and I wanna ask you who did he not put over that he was suppose to? He fought Triple H Shawn Edge Randy during his run as the main guy and they all were over before Cena was so none of what you said is true or make any sense

[@KingNexusMOCs]

"And that's how you make someone, and that someone can make others." He does it for the love of the game.

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

It’s amazing hearing his perspective selfless to go out there and do that cuz most top guys would never allow themselves to get dominated and it’s brilliant what they did also there rematch at night of champions is underrated there is an electricity whenever they shared the ring

[@BiggestChungus21]

That's how important the streak was

[@jayanths1221]

I'll never get tired of listening to Cena's interviews. Easily the most articulate wrestler WWE ever produced. He's the best representative of WWE that Vince could've ever asked for.

[@YousefTube]

he definitely a better version of a company guy than Hulk Hogan was but won't be as iconic as Hulkamaina

[@allstarreject]

Especially when he did them in Chinese

[@WhiteUnicorn72]

@@YousefTubenice cope 😂 john cena will always triumph over hulk, despite his tremendous impact

[@RobloxstudentX]

True

[@TheDsRequiem]

​@WhiteUnicorn72 and someone else will be saying this exact same thing to you about someone else in 30 years

[@jimgillis3546]

That whole explanation is f’n genius

[@jaja2084]

Agreed! I'm a casual at this point and he really articulated why I was in awe of Lesnar without even realizing why

[@KingdomKashVideos]

These dudes are so giving to each other! I never realized that until they started doing interviews! They knew whose time it was and they did everything they could to make that guy shine. It’s really dope to hear how it all worked when I was growing up watching this stuff 🔥🔥🔥

[@caseyhitchcock1002]

"Unbelievable" is a very apt description.

[@kman8749]

Cena is a very intelligent dude. When he speaks, I listen. When you listen and learn something everytime you listen, you're in the presence of an intelligent individual.

[@matthewsdicksons5110]

There is also guys like Andrew Tate who gives momentizing "high value alpha male masculnity presence" and making themselfs sounds smarter than they actually are with cryptic fast speaking and using lot of buzz words which will trick your brain to listen. As a beta male It's required for you in order to accomodate and keep your illusions grandeur of the guy despite of obvious reality which is just sad. Cena is on another hand though.

[@Bicorn711]

Imma be honest I love Cena, but he kinda says stuff we already know so...

[@stifflery]

​@@Bicorn711not we. You! Just because you know something doesn't mean everyone knows about it.

[@jordangreen8150]

John Cena is not a dude… You’re a dude… John Cena is a man

[@kman8749]

@jordangreen8150 a dude is a man.... your comment was really stupid.

[@johngladman4291]

It really feels like Cena grew up over night. I still remember that first match he had with Kurt Angle like it was 3 years ago. He understood this business way earlier than a lot of guys and stayed on top. Had the skills and carried the WWE damn near by himself in his own era. He deserves his respect as a vet and one of the greats.

[@breezeboxing3249]

Ruthless aggression Just like it happened yesterday

[@alphomega2459]

He “carried” the WWE because he was scripted to 😂

[@willg1088]

Carried? Dude turned the company into a kids show with his 2 garbage moves

[@PandaBearZ_]

He didn’t grow up over night. Wwe is a business. Some wrestlers make it and some don’t. The new wrestlers are bringing the sales down compared to the story and the roasting (the rock) every time it aired was another exciting thrilling must see.

[@lumpofdirt69]

1. Undertaker 2. Stone Cold 3. Hulk Hogan (I know he's hated but look at what he did for the industry) 4. Cena 5. The Rock 6. Shawn Michaels 7. HHH 8. Ric Flair 9. Randy Orton 10. Mick Foley

[@HunterKS99]

Much respect to cena he knew how to get the crowds attention he was one of the best characters wwe have had to this day.

[@jovicanikic4424]

John Cena is really wise. He understands energy.

[@chrispolk4950]

Damn that's commitment! That's hard work. That is MANIA moments... Cena always understood the assignment

[@wyattangle]

Summerslam 2010 enters the chat.

[@shawnheidingsfelder8179]

It's not only what makes sense post-Streak breaking for Brock, it's respecting Taker and his position in the company as well. Booking correctly is not only looking into the future, but remembering what happened before and emphasizing the important moments so they're not lost and wasted by poor direction.

[@ultraloyalservant2felineov41]

Streak should have been ended by someone else who needed a major push. Brock is already a beast w a monster resume full of accomplishments. Bray Wayat, Daniel Bryan, Rusev or Seth Rollins could have benefited and it would make sense.

[@memecity9849]

​@ultraloyalservant2felineov41 You have a valid point but Brock ending the streak wasn't to simply give him a push but I believe Vince thought that Brock was the only person who could handle that kinda heat that came with breaking the streak. And Undertaker being Undertaker understood about passing the torch and putting guys over for the benefit of the business

[@Aqwtiny]

No one had the credibility or the momentum to end the streak but Bray and Seth. Hindsight is 20/20 but look at Bray now? Thank god he didn’t get that. It would’ve been terrible. Seth won the universal title and fans quickly turned on him. It needed to stick. Brock was one of the few with that power​@@ultraloyalservant2felineov41

[@wickedsouls3402]

​@@Aqwtiny Bray is average asf and so overrated not even taker could elevate him

[@WoofgangPrime]

​@Wicked Souls Bray Wyatt is super creative. When he's got the crowd in his head, he does amazing things. The biggest issues he has are bad booking and making some of his stories TOO complex.

[@joefurious732]

"How do we not waste the Undertaker's streak?" - Don't fucking give it to somebody who didn't need it in the slightest! Holy shit, I still can not comprehend how they thought it was a good idea to give Brock the steak...

[@zenvultra]

That and it was a shitty asf fuck match, you can tell something went wrong when Undertaker got the concussion and he barely put up a fight over that. I firmly believe that happened because the streak shouldn’t have been ended

[@ethenstokes7608]

It was the undertakers decision

[@joefurious732]

@@ethenstokes7608 No it was not. Taker was told only hours before the match that Brock would go over. He himself said so numerous times and Vince did confirm it.

[@ethenstokes7608]

@@joefurious732 Undertaker confirmed that it was his idea in a interview maybe you should look it up

[@ivanthapa8527]

Well Brock was their best bet to end the streak while some were not happy they didn’t argue because it was Lesnar ending the streak you don’t just giving down a legacy of going undefeated for 20 wrestlemania’s to anyone he defeated the best out there in those 20 mania’s and they needed someone who people knew could break the streak even if they did not like it unlike roman reigns where people hated that

[@shawnbaker3245]

This is the type of thinking that is missed in this business nowadays.

[@assalt18]

I swear everyone acts like 96 Bret Hart now a days. Either you let them win 94% of the time or they pout and want out their contract

[@joetheman8550]

@@assalt18 Well, Bret had to deal with HBK all the damn time, so at least I understand that

[@assalt18]

@Joe The Man two different types of hate. HBK was a certified azzhole outside of the ring. always pranking, talking down on people, shit like that. But shawn would do what was asked of him in the ring. Bret felt he was practically wrestling royalty being a Hart. His hate was with the organization, more so Vince McMahon. The Mountie said in an interview that "Bret hated to job". And would btch whenever asked to.

[@lam27nov82]

Nowadays you have choman chains who sucks and don’t understands shite.

[@RyanFribble]

Bro "nowadays"? Are you acting like Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, even at times Cena didn't politic the shit out of Vince to keep their spots on top?

[@jcace13]

This is still one of my favourite title matches of all time, it was so unexpected and so memorable, especially around that time when Cena was still seen as mostly untouchable.

[@scorpiusbalthazar4327]

To see Super Cena get squashed was so awesome!

[@mohamstaz3618]

I *love* that he name-dropped Arn like that. lol

[@app1mxh]

Look on fans' faces that night were priceless 😊😊😊

[@seabassmcbigfat]

Hence why I loved him in WWE. He is good for business.

[@the_uncannyzebra5143]

John understood the assignment

[@mikeh4778]

Cena understood the business he’s very intelligent

[@reniisgod]

Problem is, Brock didn’t need made when he beat Taker. Still to this day, it was a dumb decision by Vince to end the streak.

[@Bretde1]

That's an unbelievably good breakdown

[@Undivided_X]

Unfortunately then they did have a 50/50 match the next month at Extreme Rules.

[@tyronhatcher4411]

Cena really understands this business, and never spot light greedy I respect everything he’s done while being signed to wwe

[@chrisliurealestate1336]

what about the nexus

[@ivangarcia958]

Its crazy how open the WWE got on how fights get determined.

[@soaplesstv]

How Suplex City was born

[@deana6072]

👏👏👏 this is what you get with good business.

[@Nextraker]

It’s crazy that stone cold was having dinner with lesnar considering that lesnar was the main reason stone cold walked out on wwe in 2002

[@antione]

That’s a bizarre way of spinning a story.

[@xRetroKidxx96]

And this is where you and now 27 people are entirely wrong lol. Austin didn’t leave because of Lesnar. He went on to even say he was willing to lose to Lesnar with no issue. The ISSUE was that it was being televised on a Random Raw episode with no build up, and essentially making it a squash match, which would’ve been stupid booking.

[@watchreport]

@@xRetroKidxx96 exactly. Steve felt Vince and creative were feeding him to Brock, and like Austin didn’t have it anymore and they were just moving on. Steve wasn’t in a good place at that time at all and all the issues he was having with creative and his home life and then them telling him they want him to lose to Lesnar, in an unannounced match, for basically a squash, for a king of the ring qualifier match, a tournament he won 6 years ago. It had nothing to do with Lesnar.

[@iamgaijin88]

stone cold protected his character that's why he walked out it's not about brock it's all about the people behind the gorilla position.

[@djdubc09271]

No he wasn't lmao

[@rojeliocastro9733]

Michael Cole put on one of the best commentary performances ever in that match

[@ChawlieJR]

That's the mentality of wrestling in a nutshell.. multiplied energy of ideas.

[@BullShifter]

Brock is helping to build Cody into the next mega babyface. Brock respects the business more than people realize.

[@bluebutterfly4296]

Of course he do I don’t understand why people say he don’t just because he wants a little bit more dough. Shit I don’t blame him. Why not make money doing what you love and get back while making me a lot more than you did and came in and not to mention this guy for for his life inside a change and won a championship winning a non-scripted fight just think about that

[@BullShifter]

@Blue Butterfly All it takes is one injury and you're not making that cash anymore. Get it while you can. 100% agree.

[@bluebutterfly4296]

@@BullShifter exactly he doesn’t hate people. The guy just is empathic. He just knows his limits. What’s wrong with that?

[@ATVPokemonMaster_02]

​@@BullShifter I think you're referring to Bret Hart in this comment?

[@bluebutterfly4296]

@@BullShifter you get it sport

[@ryanmurray4899]

I like that Trish isn’t using this as an out to be a part timer for her story with Becky. She’s going all in with this storyline and I respect that a lot

[@OEThe11]

Watching this shows how much thought process goes into these matches that they do. It's alot more then putting two names on a card and letting them get to the pre-selected winner. A match that comes to mind (it's been a while since I saw the WWE) was a match in the Mid 2000's of Kurt Angle V Undertaker that was on Smackdown. Not sure if they had anything else planned for the second half of the evening, but those two went at it for 45+ minutes. And I remember being on the edge of my seat for the ENTIRE TIME. It was that good. There's so much detail that goes into these things to really create a compelling story and match.

[@dean20012]

Cena was where Suplex City was born

[@jonfun]

I always wondered why that match was so intense & this explains the psychology of why it happened.

[@Meme.me.13]

That’s why Vince let Cena to be a locker room leader for nearly 2 decades, this guy knows how to carry the whole industry

[@PERC_-ANGLE]

Him and randy for the most part held the company on their backs during some of the darkest periods of the whole company history.

[@user-ue3xb8tz1u]

Except when Vince didn't like when someone was getting a decent push Vince would immediately hand the shovel over to Cena to put down the talented wrestler for good.

[@yamomma5053]

Wrong taker led the lockwroom cena was the bootlicker poster bitch boy for Vince

[@BestaticbeastDl]

​@@user-ue3xb8tz1upolitics bro cena and randy and hhh these three are best at it

[@Music64378]

At least he learned from burying Nexus

[@TheBigdan18]

I recently saw a guy explaining how the wrestling is simply part of the story. And the WWE tells incredible stories. This is what the best wrestlers understand.

[@luyandabrian7786]

Absolute respect for John, What a talent

[@pleaseshutup7053]

You forget he beat Brock a month later?

[@deadmanwalking5741]

​@@pleaseshutup7053when? I don't remember at all his match at night of champions ended in a disqualification

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@deadmanwalking5741 lol you don’t remember? Then you say what happened clown. Who you think won by disqualification. And in the video cena said he don’t want to do 50/50 booking that’s exactly what happened the match as 50/50

[@deadmanwalking5741]

@@pleaseshutup7053 he said he don't want 50 50 booking in the first match Brock Lesnar had after defeating Undertaker after that it can happen

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@deadmanwalking5741 the match was a month later it was still right after the streak cena didn’t specify the first match watch the clip again. And anyway the second part was bs also because Brock was already a made man before the streak and he didn’t make anyone afterward. Goldberg was the one who destroyed Brock lol. Cena is so full of it you can really see the lack of awareness in the people who defend this crap.

[@NateMcCoy1194]

I love how when he got older he got more wise with putting people over. If only he had that wisdom when going against the Nexus.

[@sinxpride6910]

Except wade Barrett i don't see any good talent most them would've ended as jobbers

[@NateMcCoy1194]

@@sinxpride6910 that’s a fair point.

[@bertjones8672]

Darren young and Titus O’Neil was tag champs, health slater was a tag champ too so them guys did okay at least lol

[@MrRaiin32]

​@@sinxpride6910husky Harris B.k.a. Bray Wyatt

[@DozenMarks]

@@sinxpride6910 Uh.... Daniel Bryan? Can't remember if he was still in the group at the time of that event but I'd say he's done alright.

[@yootoobaakko2297]

Yeah, Cena respected everyone who were established and shovels the upcoming stars especially the Nexus - Barrett.

[@TheBubbaCook]

This is the best bit of advice and knowledge that anyone could give a wrestler!!

[@TeezyK]

Being humble will make you a great person because you see angles that many will miss

[@efng21]

This is the most I have ever respected an empty suit....

[@chavacarrillo4479]

I’m sure the Nexus situation was in the back of his mind when this happened

[@8dism794]

Cena’s breakdown kind of reminds me of something Taker would say. It’s all about story telling! The self-lessness of Taker & Cena is why I respect them so much. Always willing to put someone over & never putting themselves over the business! #Respect

[@anthonyciccone7894]

…yeah all that…and the fact that John was more than happy to pass the torch for that “Movie star” life😉

[@tarron3237]

John is so well spoken, it's amazing and absolutely pleasant listening to

[@user-zq8up2zq9g]

Kid : Let’s go cena 😂

[@jimmiescott4658]

The was one of the biggest beatdowns I have ever seen at Summer Slam

[@joyiswhatIwantedtofeel]

That makes perfect sense

[@Imdarkmaster999]

The streak was a huge moment, but it was Brock's match with John that cemented him as a Beast

[@danburton1853]

This right here is called knowing how the business works, how to create a memorable moment in history, and giving the fans the show they deserve

[@paulsane480]

Dude he's so right I even thought about it when it happened that if they're gonna end the streak they need to make Brock look unbeatable so it wasn't wasted and if u think about it those 2 wins made Brock more of a bigger deal than he ever was which carried over for years and years part time or not

[@saikatghosh8818]

BROCK🫡🔥🔥💪💪 IS MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE...... FROM YOUNG TO OLD...

[@THEREALEARLHEBNER]

I've felt how "giving" Brock was. It hurt like hell!! He later apologized but I didn't even get a warning I was going for that famous ride. Most powerful man I've ever seen.

[@dcoffeycreates314]

Earl how’re things for you now a days?

[@THEREALEARLHEBNER]

@@dcoffeycreates314 well bud I turned 74 on the 17th and it's been almost a year since Dave passed away. Honestly I feel lost without him. Y'all are going to think I'm nuts but I have been enjoying listening and watching all the entertaining wrestling podcasts and KZbin channels. I hope that answered your question son. Stay safe and have a great day.

[@dcoffeycreates314]

@@THEREALEARLHEBNER you do the same, you are a legend in the industry, take care of yourself!

[@THEREALEARLHEBNER]

@@dcoffeycreates314 Thank you.

[@Erricane]

Beating the Undertaker's streak is by far the only way to immortalize yourself in WWE.

[@jasnsingh6380]

Thankyou so much John lots of respect for you❣️🔥🙏

[@austinm8823]

I absolutely love the Arm Anderson shout out.

[@rayroc480]

I Love this Man!

[@jusjohn]

Wow. The wisdom within the industry. It’s an art form. So much more than choreographed wins.

[@BLee09]

It sounded like he was joking at first, and cena was like yea let's do it and Brock got confused 😂

[@BrotherTonyshow]

I have a brand new respect for John Cena. I take back every bad thing I've ever said. I apologize. He should be helping with booking. AEW hire this man.

[@levy9595]

He's never going to AEW lol

[@darkmeme2289]

he's a Wwe loyal

[@joetheman8550]

Vince would come out of the shadows and burn down Jacksonville, Florida if that happens lol

[@jandalznz9668]

The man learned from the legend Arn Anderson himself. That's awesome

[@ChairmanMeow1]

Cena is a smart dude

[@richardpowell4281]

The problem is the wrestling industry has changed. That didn't get over. People just hated that the streak was broken. You can't put the genie back in the bottle.

[@Jorgedelaselva]

John cena true professional and knows how and when to pass a torch and put someone over. Really only Cena at that time could take those suplexs anyway

[@pleaseshutup7053]

Roman took them a few months later

[@corywittamori896]

He sees the game so completely

[@RobertRedway]

should have never broken the streak. but just shows how cool cena was. one of the GOATs

[@princeekeson12]

Cena understands the psychology of the business. 👌

[@randomlyfactual1943]

Couldn't agree more

[@paladin1726]

Brilliant man.

[@OnlyICanDoMe]

Big Match John’s humility is underrated.

[@tlmorris513]

Another teachable moment from Professor Cena. This interview should be played at every wrestling school, and a copy included with every wrestler contract. This is why John has a wrestling PhD. Side note: it would have to be audibly played only, since we can see him.😅

[@Jacev_]

I felt like I was alone on this take when Taker's streak ended. So many people talked about the streak being wasted on Brock and I remember getting criticized into oblivion when I said that Brock breaking the streak meant that he was able to use that momentum in a way where others can benefit as well as use the streak in a way where we wouldn't predict. I remember that Summerslam match vividly when Lesnar tossed Cena around and I kept saying; "They're still using Taker's streak. Now it's being used to turn Lesnar into a monster". I talked about how Reigns was now using the momentum of the streak when he unified the titles by beating Brock which gave more credibility to him holding the titles for as long as he has. Hearing Cena say this vindicates my stance lol

[@via_negativa6183]

If not Brock who else? Hes the only one that made sense to do it, and he was obviously getting to the end of his time. It was the right decision.

[@InvisibleHotdog]

Lesnar was already a monster and S-tier name. Who got made by facing and beating Lesnar after?

[@ChadBenjamin]

​@@InvisibleHotdogRoman, Seth and Drew.

[@InvisibleHotdog]

@@ChadBenjamin not even close. Seth cashed in MITB, Roman was 4 years later after fans got passed it, and Drew was even later than that

[@spacequack5470]

​@@InvisibleHotdogSaid nobody with functioning brain cells

[@CanaleImprobabile]

The one time he actually applied this theory

[@Supernumber2]

Cena is the most selfless guy

[@unsocialchain]

He had it all planned out and that's why we all liked him as a kid

[@Qwizitis]

It’s crazy how you can hate someone for thinking he is someone cause of what you see. Then you learn why he did all of what he did how it impacted others and it wasn’t about him but everyone around him. You learn to respect and want to be like this man💯

[@MA-rf6bu]

He didn’t have the same problem in 2012 Extreme Rules 😂

[@mbkfox]

Alex Riley appreciates this statement. Wherever he is

[@intouchedsimplified8802]

Omg!!!! Love all that