Heavy speculation regarding John Cena has engulfed the pro wrestling world!
Jon Moxley's backstage segment following his epic victory on Dynamite has turned a lot of heads because of his apparent reference to WWE Legend John Cena.
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The Purveyor of Violence faced CM Punk this week in a singles match to unify the AEW World Championship. While fans expected a tooth-and-nail fight, Moxley was able to squash Punk within minutes of the match commencing.
Post-match, the Blackpool Combat Club member, cut an emphatic promo backstage. The now undisputed champion gloated over his decisive win while referring to himself as "The Guy."
Furthermore, Jon Moxley also said the line "my time is now," which is an iconic catchphrase of legendary John Cena. It is also the name of the latter's WWE theme song.
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These sly references led to massive speculation about Cena joining AEW. Many people apparently think that the Cenation leader will appear at the upcoming AEW pay-per-view, All Out.
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While there is no confirmed news of Cena joining Tony Khan's promotion, Moxley's words have garnered much attention. Fans will have to stay tuned to see what happens at the upcoming pay-per-view.
Do you think John Cena will show up in AEW All Out? Sound off in the comments below!
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Shubhajit Deb
Shubhajit is a pro wrestling journalist at Sportskeeda, reporting on WWE news. He has a Master's degree in English and has been working in his current role for over 2 years.
A fan of pro wrestling since childhood, Shubhajit decided to start creating content on the sport out of passion. Before covering a piece of news or rumor, he conducts thorough research, ensuring information in his work is reliable and completely accurate.
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If there is one storyline he can work on in WWE, Shubhajit would book Roman Reigns’ future with The Bloodline following WrestleMania XL, where he lost to Cody Rhodes. He would have Reigns’ stablemates excommunicate him, laying the foundation for a gimmick change for the former. After Reigns’ exit from the faction, Shubhajit would portray him as an anti-hero trying hard to claw his way back up to the top.
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