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John Cena Sr. tuned into the RAW on Netflix premiere to watch his son's retirement tour kick off. He revealed one surprising thing that bothered him when watching the show.
Sportskeeda Wrestling's Bill Apter, a veteran wrestling journalist, spoke to John Cena Sr. about his son's retirement tour and asked him about his honest thoughts on Cena's potential WrestleMania 41 match, among other things.
When Apter asked John Cena Sr. if he saw the RAW on Netflix Premiere, he said it was very impressive, but admitted to being bothered by the number of commercials:
"I did, I watched the very beginning of the show. I was very impressed - very theatrical. I'll tell you one thing that's bothered me so far - the commercials." (3:03-3:14)
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Can John Cena take advantage of Hollywood's current state to emerge as an even bigger star?
It's no secret that Hollywood is arguably in its weakest state in decades. With major big budget films flopping on a regular basis, there seems to be a sentiment in general pop culture that the era of the celebrity is over.
This sentiment seemed to have risen mainly during the pandemic, and it isn't like the eras of the past where any media that's celebrity-related garners a lot of fanfare. Even award shows that were highly-touted before don't seem to have the same mainstream relevance they used to.
The Rock, who was undoubtedly one of the biggest movie stars in the 2010s, seems to be getting knocked down a few pegs by the general public after reports emerged about various issues during filming. There were also reports that he has a contract specifically stating that he can't lose fights in movies.
Batista, on the other hand, is quietly building up his reputation as a versatile actor willing to take on all sorts of projects - from small to big. Unlike The Rock, he also appears to be willing to take on various kinds of roles.
John Cena hasn't quite hit that level of versatility yet, but he isn't in the same Hollywood anymore that has a specific set of actors at the top. With Hollywood poised to change amidst all the negativity in the recent years, Cena could also emerge as one of the big new stars.
It's going to be interesting to see how his acting career goes after his final WWE run in 2025.
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