John Cena’s Message For The Rock, WWE Signs Irish Wrestlers, In Your House DVD Art

Lol Mr Helmsley on the cover is completely unecessary. This cover makes me wanna go back and watch the Steve Austin vs Bret Hart feud.

I’m hoping this DVD gets on Netflix, as most WWE releases do. The In Your House pay per views are full of hidden gems!

I’m hoping this DVD gets on Netflix, as most WWE releases do. The In Your House pay per views are full of hidden gems!

I’m hoping this DVD gets on Netflix, as most WWE releases do. The In Your House pay per views are full of hidden gems!

I’m hoping this DVD gets on Netflix, as most WWE releases do. The In Your House pay per views are full of hidden gems!

I’m hoping this DVD gets on Netflix, as most WWE releases do. The In Your House pay per views are full of hidden gems!

I’m hoping this DVD gets on Netflix, as most WWE releases do. The In Your House pay per views are full of hidden gems!

If WWE is going the direction of making Cena as serious as possible and not screwing around with jokes about Fruity Pebbles or whatever, I could get to really like this version of Cena. His promo on Raw where he stated he was just giving The Rock a heads up that he wasn’t screwing around this time and now this video as well, makes him come across far less corny and makes the WWE title seem even more important.

Good job on Cena. THIS is far more entertaining than what we’ve seen the last few years from him. The “CeNation” or whatever you want to refer to your fans as, doesn’t need a superhero. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate crap like a part time guy coming back from and 8 year absence and being just given a title shot. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate someone else bullying their way in after that specifically stated that they QUIT wrestling, in real life, not a script, and taking the spotlight once again. THAT is the Cena they need.

And honestly, THAT is the Cena I think The Rock wants to see. He wants to see Cena man up and rise to the level that he has, and I think we finally are seeing small glimpses of what The Rock is trying to bring out of Cena. For the first time in Cena’s career I think we’re finally witnessing him grow up a little and ACT LIKE A MAN.

We as fans have to remember that we see these wrestler’s careers progress over time. We watch meticulously for YEARS, and like any job you simply aren’t going to be as good at first, and that includes being a professional wrestler. I think this second time around with The Rock is exactly what Cena needed to progress further as a sports entertainer. And if he wins at Mania, if he keeps up with this no nonsense attitude and stays away from acting like a goofball, it may very well finally push Cena from being just another WWE main eventer to a legitimate celebrity like Austin, Hogan, and The Rock have done. Make no mistake, it’s not just hype, this match IS the biggest match of Cena’s career thus far and the most important thus far. This is an opportunity for him to move out of the shadow of guys like Rock, Austin, and Hogan and into his own to where he’s respected. And considering it’s taken him so long to get to this point, it’s highly possible that it may be his last chance to be viewed as a legitimate champion of champions instead of a someone who just happened to be there to fill the void. Names like Hogan, Stone Cold, The Rock, when people think of wrestling those are the names they think of. Cena has done well for himself but this is his chance to make his name synonymous with wrestling like those guys. It IS the most important match of his life. And Vince decides the winner…

I’m putting my money on Cena.

If WWE is going the direction of making Cena as serious as possible and not screwing around with jokes about Fruity Pebbles or whatever, I could get to really like this version of Cena. His promo on Raw where he stated he was just giving The Rock a heads up that he wasn’t screwing around this time and now this video as well, makes him come across far less corny and makes the WWE title seem even more important.

Good job on Cena. THIS is far more entertaining than what we’ve seen the last few years from him. The “CeNation” or whatever you want to refer to your fans as, doesn’t need a superhero. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate crap like a part time guy coming back from and 8 year absence and being just given a title shot. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate someone else bullying their way in after that specifically stated that they QUIT wrestling, in real life, not a script, and taking the spotlight once again. THAT is the Cena they need.

And honestly, THAT is the Cena I think The Rock wants to see. He wants to see Cena man up and rise to the level that he has, and I think we finally are seeing small glimpses of what The Rock is trying to bring out of Cena. For the first time in Cena’s career I think we’re finally witnessing him grow up a little and ACT LIKE A MAN.

We as fans have to remember that we see these wrestler’s careers progress over time. We watch meticulously for YEARS, and like any job you simply aren’t going to be as good at first, and that includes being a professional wrestler. I think this second time around with The Rock is exactly what Cena needed to progress further as a sports entertainer. And if he wins at Mania, if he keeps up with this no nonsense attitude and stays away from acting like a goofball, it may very well finally push Cena from being just another WWE main eventer to a legitimate celebrity like Austin, Hogan, and The Rock have done. Make no mistake, it’s not just hype, this match IS the biggest match of Cena’s career thus far and the most important thus far. This is an opportunity for him to move out of the shadow of guys like Rock, Austin, and Hogan and into his own to where he’s respected. And considering it’s taken him so long to get to this point, it’s highly possible that it may be his last chance to be viewed as a legitimate champion of champions instead of a someone who just happened to be there to fill the void. Names like Hogan, Stone Cold, The Rock, when people think of wrestling those are the names they think of. Cena has done well for himself but this is his chance to make his name synonymous with wrestling like those guys. It IS the most important match of his life. And Vince decides the winner…

I’m putting my money on Cena.

If WWE is going the direction of making Cena as serious as possible and not screwing around with jokes about Fruity Pebbles or whatever, I could get to really like this version of Cena. His promo on Raw where he stated he was just giving The Rock a heads up that he wasn’t screwing around this time and now this video as well, makes him come across far less corny and makes the WWE title seem even more important.

Good job on Cena. THIS is far more entertaining than what we’ve seen the last few years from him. The “CeNation” or whatever you want to refer to your fans as, doesn’t need a superhero. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate crap like a part time guy coming back from and 8 year absence and being just given a title shot. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate someone else bullying their way in after that specifically stated that they QUIT wrestling, in real life, not a script, and taking the spotlight once again. THAT is the Cena they need.

And honestly, THAT is the Cena I think The Rock wants to see. He wants to see Cena man up and rise to the level that he has, and I think we finally are seeing small glimpses of what The Rock is trying to bring out of Cena. For the first time in Cena’s career I think we’re finally witnessing him grow up a little and ACT LIKE A MAN.

We as fans have to remember that we see these wrestler’s careers progress over time. We watch meticulously for YEARS, and like any job you simply aren’t going to be as good at first, and that includes being a professional wrestler. I think this second time around with The Rock is exactly what Cena needed to progress further as a sports entertainer. And if he wins at Mania, if he keeps up with this no nonsense attitude and stays away from acting like a goofball, it may very well finally push Cena from being just another WWE main eventer to a legitimate celebrity like Austin, Hogan, and The Rock have done. Make no mistake, it’s not just hype, this match IS the biggest match of Cena’s career thus far and the most important thus far. This is an opportunity for him to move out of the shadow of guys like Rock, Austin, and Hogan and into his own to where he’s respected. And considering it’s taken him so long to get to this point, it’s highly possible that it may be his last chance to be viewed as a legitimate champion of champions instead of a someone who just happened to be there to fill the void. Names like Hogan, Stone Cold, The Rock, when people think of wrestling those are the names they think of. Cena has done well for himself but this is his chance to make his name synonymous with wrestling like those guys. It IS the most important match of his life. And Vince decides the winner…

I’m putting my money on Cena.

If WWE is going the direction of making Cena as serious as possible and not screwing around with jokes about Fruity Pebbles or whatever, I could get to really like this version of Cena. His promo on Raw where he stated he was just giving The Rock a heads up that he wasn’t screwing around this time and now this video as well, makes him come across far less corny and makes the WWE title seem even more important.

Good job on Cena. THIS is far more entertaining than what we’ve seen the last few years from him. The “CeNation” or whatever you want to refer to your fans as, doesn’t need a superhero. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate crap like a part time guy coming back from and 8 year absence and being just given a title shot. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate someone else bullying their way in after that specifically stated that they QUIT wrestling, in real life, not a script, and taking the spotlight once again. THAT is the Cena they need.

And honestly, THAT is the Cena I think The Rock wants to see. He wants to see Cena man up and rise to the level that he has, and I think we finally are seeing small glimpses of what The Rock is trying to bring out of Cena. For the first time in Cena’s career I think we’re finally witnessing him grow up a little and ACT LIKE A MAN.

We as fans have to remember that we see these wrestler’s careers progress over time. We watch meticulously for YEARS, and like any job you simply aren’t going to be as good at first, and that includes being a professional wrestler. I think this second time around with The Rock is exactly what Cena needed to progress further as a sports entertainer. And if he wins at Mania, if he keeps up with this no nonsense attitude and stays away from acting like a goofball, it may very well finally push Cena from being just another WWE main eventer to a legitimate celebrity like Austin, Hogan, and The Rock have done. Make no mistake, it’s not just hype, this match IS the biggest match of Cena’s career thus far and the most important thus far. This is an opportunity for him to move out of the shadow of guys like Rock, Austin, and Hogan and into his own to where he’s respected. And considering it’s taken him so long to get to this point, it’s highly possible that it may be his last chance to be viewed as a legitimate champion of champions instead of a someone who just happened to be there to fill the void. Names like Hogan, Stone Cold, The Rock, when people think of wrestling those are the names they think of. Cena has done well for himself but this is his chance to make his name synonymous with wrestling like those guys. It IS the most important match of his life. And Vince decides the winner…

I’m putting my money on Cena.

If WWE is going the direction of making Cena as serious as possible and not screwing around with jokes about Fruity Pebbles or whatever, I could get to really like this version of Cena. His promo on Raw where he stated he was just giving The Rock a heads up that he wasn’t screwing around this time and now this video as well, makes him come across far less corny and makes the WWE title seem even more important.

Good job on Cena. THIS is far more entertaining than what we’ve seen the last few years from him. The “CeNation” or whatever you want to refer to your fans as, doesn’t need a superhero. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate crap like a part time guy coming back from and 8 year absence and being just given a title shot. They need someone who doesn’t tolerate someone else bullying their way in after that specifically stated that they QUIT wrestling, in real life, not a script, and taking the spotlight once again. THAT is the Cena they need.

And honestly, THAT is the Cena I think The Rock wants to see. He wants to see Cena man up and rise to the level that he has, and I think we finally are seeing small glimpses of what The Rock is trying to bring out of Cena. For the first time in Cena’s career I think we’re finally witnessing him grow up a little and ACT LIKE A MAN.

We as fans have to remember that we see these wrestler’s careers progress over time. We watch meticulously for YEARS, and like any job you simply aren’t going to be as good at first, and that includes being a professional wrestler. I think this second time around with The Rock is exactly what Cena needed to progress further as a sports entertainer. And if he wins at Mania, if he keeps up with this no nonsense attitude and stays away from acting like a goofball, it may very well finally push Cena from being just another WWE main eventer to a legitimate celebrity like Austin, Hogan, and The Rock have done. Make no mistake, it’s not just hype, this match IS the biggest match of Cena’s career thus far and the most important thus far. This is an opportunity for him to move out of the shadow of guys like Rock, Austin, and Hogan and into his own to where he’s respected. And considering it’s taken him so long to get to this point, it’s highly possible that it may be his last chance to be viewed as a legitimate champion of champions instead of a someone who just happened to be there to fill the void. Names like Hogan, Stone Cold, The Rock, when people think of wrestling those are the names they think of. Cena has done well for himself but this is his chance to make his name synonymous with wrestling like those guys. It IS the most important match of his life. And Vince decides the winner…

I’m putting my money on Cena.