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Hi All, Please familiarise yourselves with the submission guidelines posted in the TV.com Guidelines Center found in the General user support forum before submitting information to this guide. Below are the person submission guidelines from the Guideline Center as a reminder, but please be sure… More to read the full guidelines using the link above. If you have read the guidelines and still have a question about a submission, please feel free to PM me. TV.com Person Submission Guidelines Biography Place of Birth, Full Name, Birth Name, Date of Birth, Date of Death, Cause of Death, etc., should all be submitted here rather than as Trivia. A brief Biography should sum up the person's career,have unique content rather then restate material already on the page, and be roughly 50+ words long and contain two or more sentences. Copy / Paste Material As per Terms of Use, all material submitted unless otherwise noted must be the contributor's own content, and stated in their own words. 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I think he is great wrestler. He is cute and hot. Also he is great actor. I love this movie The Marine.
I hope that Cena defeats Edge this Sunday at Unforgiven! Cena deserves the championship, he is honest and hard working. The only reason that Edge is now the champ is because he cheats to win! Come on WWE give the viewers what they want!
What can I say about John Cena? He's the most overrated wrestler in WWE. The reasons why Vince overuses him is because of the following: He makes money, his fanbase is the biggest in WWE, the kids love him so Vince wants WWE to be more kid-friendly and his merchandise. Every week, John Cena has to appear on RAW and Vince fixes the matches so John wins them all of the time to try the crowd happy. Of course we all know that WWE is fake, it's not real wrestling. If it were real wrestling, John Cena would get thrashed in the ring. John can never compare to great wrestlers such as Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Undertaker, Triple H, Owen Hart and many more. When John wrestles, he uses the same old moves over and over again. It gets boring once you know all of them. I admit that I am Anti-Cena, but I'm not trying to be offensive to him or anything of that matter. For more details, read my rant on John Cena. So whatever happens, If you get upset at John Cena, just turn off the TV.
Wow...what can I say? Everyone knows he's one of the worst wrestlers in the WWE along with Batista. Since those two are always the "Top Dogs," the better athletes are overlooked. ITsucks and the WWE needs to wake up. Here are the Pro's and Con's of John Cena:
Con's:
- Same 6 moves ever since he's started.
- Worst gimmick ever; the marine thing is overrated and old.
- The Marine was an awful movie.
- Doesn't deserve to have the title shots that he has.
- He has too much time on the microphone, and his skills suck.
- Just soooooo annoying.
Pro's:
- He sexy :D (that's the only reason why he received a ranking of 2)
I have to say that while I repsect Cena for being a hard worker, I think, he is also a very overrated wrestler. He is just an average wrestler in terms of ability and his fans are mostly of the young teenage ilk. I find him annoying and very predictable. He will never be as big as The Rock or Steve Austin, but I think he will be popular to the children for quite some time. Overall, I'd say he is very much an overrated wrestler who should just stick to his work instead of trying the mainstream media. Thank you.
There is something about Cena that just makes me wanna root for him. I know people say that He can't wrestle, or he's overrated but hey when you work as hard as him for the WWE, there's a reason he's overrated. Either way I can't hate Cena, and here's a couple of reasons why-
1)The only true Face you can depend on. Why is it that you think the writers make him overcome the odds so much? Because he's one of those faces that you know can get the job done,especially during title defenses.
2)He has a giant fanbase. There cannot be a bigger fanbase(other than Taker)than John Cena. Everywhere you go you see someone either wearing his shirt, his caps, his necklace, something that has to do with him. I'm actually a little proud of that, considering Cena won't be gone from WWE popularity for a LONG time.
If you didn't get what I was talking about this whole time, then you wasted about....3 minutes looking at nothing. I don't know why I like Cena, though I really wanna know why I can't HATE him. If I was probably A true fan(like some people call themselves)then maybe, just MAYBE, I could hate him....or if he turned heel again. Whichever comes first.
I dont really like Cena anymore. When he first came to the WWE he started a feud with Chris Jericho, where he was a no name that had some solid amateur wrestling skills. Plus his moveset was starting to build. Then all the sudden he found a new gimmick, where he was a white rapper. I personally don't mind rap, but he is just terrible. He also ditched his technical moves for lame finishers, such as a fireman carry drop (FU), and a weak STF where he doesn't do anything but bend your leg. There is nothing really entertaining about him anymore. I only like seeing him get booed by tough crowds. His positives are that he can work with top notch performers like Triple H and Randy Orton. Besides that I wouldn't recommend paying to see him live.
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