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Montag, 2. Mai 2011

John Cena vs The Miz

The Miami Herald caught up with The Miz. During their conversation, the Miz talked about some of the trials and tribulations he went through first breaking into WWE. Here is what he said about his early WWE up comings.

“I went to Ohio Valley Wrestling [in Louisville] to learn more,” Miz said following his Tough Enough run. You go to different schools to learn different things.

“Finally I got brought up to be the Ryan Seacrest of WWE. They wanted me to host Friday Night Smackdown and host of the Diva Search. It wasn’t exactly what I wanted, but I knew if they gave me the microphone, I could get a character over and show people who I am.

“After six months of doing that, they said, ‘You’re going to start wrestling.’ I said, ‘Wow.’ I went undefeated for almost six months.

“After I started losing, I started losing a lot. Literally everyone thought I was going to be future endeavored [released]. Nobody liked me in the locker room. I got kicked out of the locker room. No one likes a person who comes from a reality background and comes to WWE and thinks they can do it.

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Sonntag, 1. Mai 2011

John Cena and Undertaker

In an interview with Moviefone.com to promote his new movie “Legendary,” RAW superstar John Cena commented on a potential showdown with The Undertaker at WrestleMania next year.

Moviefone asked Cena in an interview, “What’s the next challenge for you: winning an Oscar or trying to end the Undertaker’s undefeated WrestleMania streak?” Cena said he wants to challenge the Undertaker at WrestleMania and be the man to end the infamous streak.

Cena was asked about Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s success in Hollywood and whether we’d ever see him back in WWE.

“I think Dwayne has done such an awesome job being a successful actor,” Cena said. “The only problem is he left us; he’s no longer doing activity with WWE. I think the way WWE Studios is going now – they’re going away from action, doing more drama, possibly more comedy – it will open a lot of people’s eyes. Because a lot of people see big guy, big frame: action superstar. We’ve proven, especially with ‘Legendary,’ that that is not always the case.”

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John Cena and Batista

John Cena is a hell of a fighter. When combined with Batista they make a great team. John Cena seems a bit thin compared to other wrestlers, but he is definitely built nonetheless. However, that doesn’t put him at a disadvantage. I’ve seen many other wrestlers act slow in their reaction because of their large size and John Cena takes advantage of this with his high speed beat-down offense. He has the agility of a Raichu Pokemon.

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Mittwoch, 27. April 2011

John Cena 2011 Red

WWE Monday Night Raw started off with a bang and a huge shock. Team Smackdown won a battle royal for rights to the first pick of the 2011 WWE Draft. ~ John Cena was selected to Smackdown. ~ Cena was headed to Smackdown for the first time since he came over to Raw during the 2005 Draft. ~ However, his stay would be short lived, as he wasn't even a member of Smackdown long enough to get a cup of coffee. ~ At the end of the show, Cena was selected back to Raw. ~ It seemed pretty pointless to do this, and felt like a waste to a good Raw. ~ What does Cena have left to prove on WWE's top brand? Why not head over to Smackdown? At the end of the day, what was the point in making the double switch? ~ A few of my picks were correct, Randy Orton and Sin Cara will be headed to Smackdown. ~ As far as Raw goes, I was surprised to see both Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio dawn the red and come to Monday nights. ~ Mark Henry, in another apparent heel turn, has been drafted to Smackdown

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They recapped Orton punting Harris. Cole was in full on heel mode, talking about how awful this was, and how Orton was a coward. Randy said things were just getting started for Punk and Nexus. Out came Punk, who was very hated. He said he agreed with Orton for once. Or “Randall” as he called him. He said things weren’t over between them. He said the truth would set Orton free, and revealed why it was that Punk screwed Orton at the Royal Rumble.

They played the angle from Unforgiven 2008, where Orton (along with Legacy) attacked Punk (who was World Champ at the time) and laid him out with the punt. Punk later vacated the title, as the punt meant he was unable to defend it in a match. MY GOD. CONTINUITY IN MY WWE!? This made sense, and was a very nice touch for the program. Punk said he never forgot. He said he was right, and Orton was wrong. “Indefensible” he said. That’s kinda true, but the people will never boo Orton for punting people. Punk said he wasn’t waiting til Elimination Chamber.

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