/good for Cena. His character may be stale and annoying, but the guy behind it does some good stuff outside the ring. If only they would let his character change on TV, everyone would like him.

...except his soon-to-be ex-wife.

But he was stiff towards Colt Cabana in the back...

/I salute him for his work with sick kids. My station does a lot of work with Children's Hospital.
//Dustiness happens when you listen to the back to back interviews with the kids and their parents.
///Listening to the Punk/Cabana interview. If it means so much for these poor kids to meet their idol, and the guys go and meet these kids, that's awesome. Hospitals are not happy places. Let alone those that have to deal with young people.

Did he wish that Cena would explain what that stupid Showgirls thing he does with his hand in the commercials means?

Hero. That is all.

BAH GAWD KING!

Say what you want about his character being boring and too cartoonish, or that he has the 5 moves of doom.

The guy goes above and beyond for charities, especially the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Much respect for that.

Video of it

styckx: Video of it

Hustle, Loyalty, tears.......

That's good stuff. Real good stuff.

Dougie AXP: styckx: Video of it

Hustle, Loyalty, tears.......

Damn, it's so dusty in here.

FinFangFark: Dougie AXP: styckx: Video of it

Hustle, Loyalty, tears.......

Damn, it's so dusty in here.

Let's go cena, cena's great.

I can't see him.

Rise above hate.

These kids are real lucky that Cena has a lot of free time because if he had to sell it they would be shiat out of luck.

/respect, Cena

Hard to dislike a guy when he does so much for charity. I wish they'd give him a break though. He puts a lot of time into the business.

FinFangFark: Say what you want about his character being boring and too cartoonish

You tell em, brother!

Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

SharkTrager: Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

WWE Also claims to have the longest running original weekly cable television show hosted by a guy in a crown.

Did You Know: WWE Is often full of shiat.

FTFA: "Overall, I get 100-140 WWE wish requests a year," said Shaina Reeser, sports program manager at Make-A-Wish, "and the majority is for John Cena. He probably does two or three kids every week. It's crazy."


That's Sandusky territory right there

/sorry
//I hate myself right now

I heard some guy say that Cena wants to eventually do 1000 wishes. That means 700 more kids have to get sick and be near death. Shouldn't he want the kids to get better instead?

FirstNationalBastard: SharkTrager: Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

WWE Also claims to have the longest running original weekly cable television show hosted by a guy in a crown.

Did You Know: WWE Is often full of shiat.

It is the longest running weekly episodic show in television history.

The1andonlyZack: FirstNationalBastard: SharkTrager: Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

WWE Also claims to have the longest running original weekly cable television show hosted by a guy in a crown.

Did You Know: WWE Is often full of shiat.

It is the longest running weekly episodic show in television history.

What is? They've changed formats and times/dates so much I'd call that claim into question.

desertgeek: I heard some guy say that Cena wants to eventually do 1000 wishes. That means 700 more kids have to get sick and be near death. Shouldn't he want the kids to get better instead?

That's the doctor's job, in the meantime...

Link

downstairs: The1andonlyZack: FirstNationalBastard: SharkTrager: Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

WWE Also claims to have the longest running original weekly cable television show hosted by a guy in a crown.

Did You Know: WWE Is often full of shiat.

It is the longest running weekly episodic show in television history.

What is? They've changed formats and times/dates so much I'd call that claim into question.

Raw keeps changing from Monday nights, to Monday Nights, then back to Monday nights. I can see how this gets confusing.

Steven Rules: downstairs: The1andonlyZack: FirstNationalBastard: SharkTrager: Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

WWE Also claims to have the longest running original weekly cable television show hosted by a guy in a crown.

Did You Know: WWE Is often full of shiat.

It is the longest running weekly episodic show in television history.

What is? They've changed formats and times/dates so much I'd call that claim into question.

Raw keeps changing from Monday nights, to Monday Nights, then back to Monday nights. I can see how this gets confusing.

You're both sort of right.

RAW has always been on Monday nights, but was only an hour for its first four years, and there have been timeslot changes.

Before RAW, Prime Time Wrestling was the show that was moved all around the schedule... it was on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays... it ended up on Monday nights, in the spot RAW now inhabits, WWE has been on Monday Nights for nearly 20 straight years.

Steven Rules: downstairs: The1andonlyZack: FirstNationalBastard: SharkTrager: Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

WWE Also claims to have the longest running original weekly cable television show hosted by a guy in a crown.

Did You Know: WWE Is often full of shiat.

It is the longest running weekly episodic show in television history.

What is? They've changed formats and times/dates so much I'd call that claim into question.

Raw keeps changing from Monday nights, to Monday Nights, then back to Monday nights. I can see how this gets confusing.

This. The only time it ever gets put on a different channel is during the Westminster Dog Show.

Ok, I don't have it in me, but NOBODY is going to rewrite the Cena lyrics to begin with "Their time is up....." to fit this situation? I expect more of you people.

//it is a great story with all the wishes granted
//didn't one kid even help him in a match once or did I imagine that?

ArkAngel: Steven Rules: downstairs: The1andonlyZack: FirstNationalBastard: SharkTrager: Very cool, but WWE and WWE fans have said he was in the thousands.

WWE Also claims to have the longest running original weekly cable television show hosted by a guy in a crown.

Did You Know: WWE Is often full of shiat.

It is the longest running weekly episodic show in television history.

What is? They've changed formats and times/dates so much I'd call that claim into question.

Raw keeps changing from Monday nights, to Monday Nights, then back to Monday nights. I can see how this gets confusing.

This. The only time it ever gets put on a different channel is during the Westminster Dog Show.

And it hasn't been switched because of that for years now. even taking that shiat into consideration it'd still beat the next closest show by a couple hundred.

TheManofPA: Ok, I don't have it in me, but NOBODY is going to rewrite the Cena lyrics to begin with "Their time is up....." to fit this situation? I expect more of you people.

//it is a great story with all the wishes granted
//didn't one kid even help him in a match once or did I imagine that?

Cena/Truth at Capital Punishment last year. The match finish sequence was kicked off by a Little Jimmy type tossing a cup of soda into Truth's face.

/As a wrestling fan, there are a number of reasons to dislike Cena, this isn't one of them.
//But man have they been ramping up the PR campaign since rumors of the divorce broke loose.

The fWc knocks Cena for what he does in the ring with WWE, for good reason. However, I think we all agree what he does outside the ring with the Make A Wish foundation is extraordinary. When other WWE Superstars take time off for exhaustion from the grueling work schedule, Cena still finds time to do 2 to 3 Make A Wish requests per week. He could easily say no as I am sure a lot of other celebrities do on a daily basis. However, he puts his personal time to the side to make a kids wish come true. For this I truly applaud the man.

Steven Rules: The fWc knocks Cena for what he does in the ring with WWE, for good reason. However, I think we all agree what he does outside the ring with the Make A Wish foundation is extraordinary. When other WWE Superstars take time off for exhaustion from the grueling work schedule, Cena still finds time to do 2 to 3 Make A Wish requests per week. He could easily say no as I am sure a lot of other celebrities do on a daily basis. However, he puts his personal time to the side to make a kids wish come true. For this I truly applaud the man.

This.

Steven Rules: Raw keeps changing from Monday nights, to Monday Nights, then back to Monday nights. I can see how this gets confusing.

Gotcha. Its been forever since I've watched wrestling. Grew out of it when I hit 17 or so.

Didn't realize Raw has almost 1,000 episodes. That's pretty damn amazing.

I don't know... I just kept hearing of it moving to different channels, some Thursday night show... splitting the WWE into a Monday champ and a Thursday champ, etc. Maybe I'm wrong on some of this. I just miss the heyday of the mid-1980's.

downstairs: Steven Rules: Raw keeps changing from Monday nights, to Monday Nights, then back to Monday nights. I can see how this gets confusing.

Gotcha. Its been forever since I've watched wrestling. Grew out of it when I hit 17 or so.

Didn't realize Raw has almost 1,000 episodes. That's pretty damn amazing.

I don't know... I just kept hearing of it moving to different channels, some Thursday night show... splitting the WWE into a Monday champ and a Thursday champ, etc. Maybe I'm wrong on some of this. I just miss the heyday of the mid-1980's.

I see where you are coming from. Smackdown is taped on Tuesdays and used to be shown on Thursdays and now is on Friday with an occasional Live Smackdown on Tuesday. The core show Raw however has been on Monday nights since its debut.

desertgeek: I heard some guy say that Cena wants to eventually do 1000 wishes. That means 700 more kids have to get sick and be near death. Shouldn't he want the kids to get better instead?

So it makes the "YOUR TIME IS UP! MY TIME IS NOW! YOU CAN'T SEE ME! MY TIME IS NOW!" thing a little harsh does it.

/Also, I like Cena as a person don't get me wrong, I heard him in interviews and he's classy and cool, I just hate Cena as face of the company who needs to be shoved in the main event while others get farked over.

Plus fWC trifecta in play?

Cena's the man. He was the only Superstar the day after Wrestlemania 19 who was cool enough to come to the front of the hotel to sign autographs and take pictures with the fans. Big Show, Lesnar...yeah right...didn't even make a step in the fans direction...just straight into their limos.

And this was when he was still a heel!

/Hulk Hogan was pretty cool when we tracked him down at Niketown
//highlight of my 25th birthday

Doing s**t like this makes it very hard for me to hate the man. :-(

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/good for Cena. His character may be stale and annoying, but the guy behind it does some good stuff outside the ring. If only they would let his character change on TV, everyone would like him.

...except his soon-to-be ex-wife.


Damn you guys even follow your little gay tights parade in all the details of their real life. "If only they would let John Cena show his true stripes, all the wrestling losers would see what a shining star he really is. Yuk.

Said it before, saying it again: the IWC, especially the fWc, may be sick of Cena the character, but he genuinely is the best ambassador that Pro Wrestling could ever have. Even more than Hogan in his heyday. Hulk, Austin, and Rock may have gotten the mainstream attention, but Cena's work with charities, helping out the kids however ha can, that sh*t is admirable. He doesn't need to do this. He has a lot going on in his life, but he's giving up much of his extremely rare free time to help others.

TL;DR - character is stale, but the person is awesome

Steven Rules: The fWc knocks Cena for what he does in the ring with WWE, for good reason. However, I think we all agree what he does outside the ring with the Make A Wish foundation is extraordinary. When other WWE Superstars take time off for exhaustion from the grueling work schedule, Cena still finds time to do 2 to 3 Make A Wish requests per week. He could easily say no as I am sure a lot of other celebrities do on a daily basis. However, he puts his personal time to the side to make a kids wish come true. For this I truly applaud the man.

Cena's great in the ring, just don't give him a mic so he can make poop jokes.

Props to John Cena. Really good guy, deserves much respect as a person for what he does for these kids.

D_Evans45

Sorry, but we've reached the point now where we piss each other off more than you could piss us off.

Familiarity does breed contempt.


RepoManTSM:

Cena's great in the ring, just don't give him a mic so he can make poop jokes.

Nor should you give him a mic and tell him to impersonate Jim Carrey in Ace Ventura.

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FirstNationalBastard: D_Evans45

Sorry, but we've reached the point now where we piss each other off more than you could piss us off.

Familiarity does breed contempt.

You seem crankier than usual this morning FNB. ;-) The fWc has been getting along pretty well over the past week or so. Triple H has helped us bond, LOL.

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In the vein of Triple H through time, here's Cena granting wishes throughout time!



/I felt bad about this. You will too if you get the joke.

FirstNationalBastard: In the vein of Triple H through time, here's Cena granting wishes throughout time!

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/I felt bad about this. You will too if you get the joke.

I get the joke. You got a window seat open on that bus?

FirstNationalBastard: In the vein of Triple H through time, here's Cena granting wishes throughout time!

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/I felt bad about this. You will too if you get the joke.

That's Anne Frank, right?

FirstNationalBastard: In the vein of Triple H through time, here's Cena granting wishes throughout time!

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/I felt bad about this. You will too if you get the joke.

I recognize both the women in that photo and now, thanks to you, I have been upgraded to a seat on the Gulfstream IV to Hell for laughing at that.

/I have now also been guaranteed having "White and Derpy" crap in my slippers, since my laughter woke her up.

I didn't realize how short Santino was. No wonder he'll never be in the main event.

Easy way for Cena to get to 1,000 wishes granted:

Take 700 Make-a-Wish kids and put them in a Battle Royale with John Cena guest refereeing. Winner gets to enjoy a nice breakfast of Fruity Pebbles with John. All the losers get a commemorative 'Fruit Loop Troupe' T-shirt.