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WWE Gives a Hint That John Cena’s Promos Will Be Really Ugly Before Cody Rhodes Match at Wrestlemania 41

For over two decades, John Cena has been the poster boy of WWE, a 16-time world champion who embodied hustle, loyalty, and respect. Whether it was never giving up in the ring or making dreams come true outside of it, Cena was WWE’s ultimate good guy. That’s why his latest move has left fans utterly shocked.

The Rock & John Cena
The Rock & John Cena at the WWE Elimination Chamber 2025 | Credit: WWE

At Elimination Chamber 2025, Cena secured his place in the main event of WrestleMania 41, setting up a clash with Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship. But what followed his victory was something no one saw coming. It was dramatic and ruthless and left the WWE Universe questioning everything they knew about their childhood hero.

John Cena’s shocking betrayal is a heel turn for the ages

John Cena in WWE | Credits: WWE
John Cena in WWE | Credits: WWE

On March 1, at WWE Elimination Chamber in Toronto, John Cena stood in the ring celebrating his hard-fought victory when Cody Rhodes joined him. But Rhodes wasn’t just there to offer congratulations, he had a major decision to make regarding The Rock’s offer to join forces.

As Rhodes refused The Rock’s proposal with colorful language, Cena initially celebrated with him. Then, in a moment straight out of a Hollywood thriller, Cena hugged Rhodes and gave the most sinister grin possible.

Then, with a swift kick to the groin, he laid Rhodes out. The audience was stunned as Cena, under The Rock’s direction, proceeded to pummel Rhodes, using everything from fists to his own championship belt.

This betrayal flipped the WWE landscape on its head. For years, Cena was the moral compass of the company, but now? He has aligned himself with The Rock in what promises to be one of the most intense WrestleMania main events ever.

Fans are already speculating that Cena’s promos leading up to the event will be some of the most brutal and personal in WWE history. WWE might have given us a major hint about that with a recent trademark filing.

Cena’s Make-A-Wish Legacy and the Break-A-Wish Controversy

Shawn Michaels vs. John Cena in WWE | Credits: WWE
Shawn Michaels vs. John Cena in WWE | Credits: WWE

Outside the squared circle, Cena has built a legacy as WWE’s most charitable superstar. He holds the Guinness World Record for most wishes granted through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, over 650 and counting, according to People.

His unwavering dedication to brightening the lives of children battling critical illnesses is something that has defined his career just as much as his five-knuckle shuffle. In fact, he met a few Make A Wish kids just hours before turning heel.

But here’s where things take a bizarre turn. WWE has recently filed a trademark for Break-A-Wish, and the internet has wasted no time in running wild with it. Fans on social media have already joked, that Cena started the Break-A-Wish Foundation, a twisted play on his well-documented history with Make-A-Wish.

With WWE officially trademarking it, there’s heavy speculation that Cena will incorporate it into his promos leading up to WrestleMania. If true, it would be one of the most jarring character shifts in modern WWE history. With Cena stepping into his new villainous role, the lead-up to WrestleMania 41 is bound to be filled with fiery promos, unexpected twists, and, quite possibly, the most controversial Cena we’ve ever seen. 

The WWE Universe is buzzing with excitement, curiosity, and a touch of disbelief. Will Cena mock his own legacy? Will he verbally break the wishes of fans and fellow superstars alike? One thing’s for sure: when WrestleMania 41 arrives, all eyes will be on Cena and Rhodes in what could be the most shocking main event in recent memory. Buckle up, WWE fans, because this ride is just getting started.

WrestleMania 41 will take place as a two-day event on April 19 and April 20.

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