His evolution to get to this level was staggering, and by wrestling all this new talent he made the effort and put in the time to learn an entire vastly new moveset too. And it wasn’t a case of his opponents carrying him he was keeping up with all these pros, having great matches with anyone and everyone. Especially given one of those moves involves pumping up his trainers.Īnother issue is that it's just simply repetitive – why watch when you’re going to see the same thing over and over again with no changes?īut those overwhelmingly bored with Cena’s stale ring routine were pleasantly surprised when he started to vary his arsenal in matches with Kevin Owens, Cesaro and AJ Styles to name a few, when he was having the best matches of his career nearly every week some would contest. Cena’s opponents continuously taking a wide swing at him after two shoulder tackles takes you out the realism the wrestlers are trying to emit. People have pointed out the problem with Cena's 5 Moves of Doom is the psychology behind it. Cena’s detractors, however, aren’t keen on how The Champ has a steadfastness in using this move set in every one of his matches. Even John Cena's Dad on the indies has executed John’s Five Moves of Doom for huge pops. And they do provoke a huge reaction from crowds. The reputation of these five signature moves is mixed, as Cena has noted. Cena’s bitter foe CM Punk was the same - springboard clothesline, kneelift to the corner, short-arm clothesline, flying elbow drop and GTS.Ĭena, mind, is the only wrestler who has ever openly admitted and joked about his Five Moves of Doom – even in his promos. Or Bret's heated rival, Shawn Michaels, regarded as the greatest wrestler ever by some, has his own sequence: Manhattan drop, flying forearm, scoopslam, elbowdrop from the top rope and Sweet Chin Music. You could argue great technicians like Bret Hart had five moves of doom: the inverted atomic drop, Russian legsweep, backbreaker, elbowdrop from the second rope and Sharpshooter. but WWE has re-branded controversial moves in the past without batting an eye (hey kids, ask an older fan what John Cenas finishers used to be called).
Presidential candidate that could change the election and the fate of the country. If the former World Champion does make his return to challenge Roman Reigns on SmackDown, then a victory would hand him his 17th World Championship.As long as they make sense and change it up every once in a while a wrestler having a chain of featured moves isn’t a bad thing. A young journalist discovers a conspiracy involving a U.S. John Cena is one of the biggest names in the company despite not appearing for more than a year. John Cena has stated that he doesn't want to break the record, and it's believed that Charlotte Flair, currently a 12-time Women's Champion, could be the star to break her father's record. John Cena shares the record of World Championships with two-time WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair. John's sequence began with a jump from the ropes. Suffice it to say that - in 2015 - Cena himself performed a variation of Austin's move against Rusev at WrestleMania 31 (the so-called 'Springboard Stunner'). I don't want to disrespect Kevin Owens, but Stone Cold's immediately comes to mind." To be honest, KO isn't the only superstar to have used the Stone Cold Stunner since the WWE Hall of Famer retired. I've always liked Steve Austin's Stone Cold Stunner. “Obviously I can't mention the moves that are in my arsenal, I think. On 'LADbible' microphones, John Cena was asked to select his favorite WWE move of each era. What I can say is that I haven't played my last match yet and that I can't wait to get back into the ring" - explained the 16-time world champion. Some people have interpreted that gesture as symptomatic of my immediate return, but that was not the case.
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