WWE SmackDown: 5 Reasons why John Cena and Bray Wyatt will likely clash in a Firefly Funhouse match

Modified Mar 28, 2020 02:34 GMT

A huge match has pretty much been confirmed this week

#2 John Cena will not have to get far too physical

The Firefly Fun House Match between Bray Wyatt and John Cena should end with The Fiend transforming into the version of Bray Wyatt that lost to Cena at WrestleMania 30, to right the wrong and pick up the victory. pic.twitter.com/WectwhwwrY
— Gary Cassidy (@consciousgary) March 28, 2020

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John Cena is definitely one of the greatest to ever step into the ring. And like many before him, such as The Rock and Batista, he has chosen the glitz and glamour of tinsel town as the next phase of his career. John Cena is a movie star and when you are in such a coveted role, there are certain risks that you just cannot take.

So, in a Firefly Fun House match where I'm sure there will be cuts, smoke, and mirrors, the chances of him getting injured during the course of the contest should be quite minimal. Moreover, Cena may not have to take as many risks as he ordinarily would if he were performing in front of a live audience. I don't think anyone will be filming anything in Hollywood anytime soon, but when the world goes back to normal, John Cena should be able to return to his day gig without a scratch on him.

Plus, he may actually be able to show off his chops in a cinematic match like this. Maybe Batista could come back for a similar match next year, because of how safe it is. Give him what he wants.

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