What John Cena Said To MJF 

It's all good, my only issue would be his "Maybe we can get you to play for the right team one day" comment. It was unprofessional and inappropriate. Besides that, this idea that WWE is "The right team", the tribalism of it all is pathetic and what's wrong with pro wrestling these days.

Love It CVVCLIPS bro.

Hahahahahaha everything about what you know about them is fake. But ok bud

The realest thing about Cena is his mandarin

He literally sounds like he's reading from a script all the time.

@@xddddddddddd4646 thats his best asset. saying the right things.

@@minecraft200 just comes across as fake and insincere to me

MJF is one smart dude. I don't think anyone would argue that he has to have an above average IQ.

Did mjf do college 😊​@@Bowling_Dude

@@skullking2790 college is not a measure of intellegance.

Yeah even the rasp in the voice is there

Wonder if he poops on people too.

This is always how he was though. John Cena is the mask.

Yes exactly

Get out here you r@pist

I want him to help Cody this wrestlemania and have Paul betray Roman and MJF, Cody, Rollins and Paul create “The Pinnacle”

Nah.

I think he doesn't suit WWE. And that's not always a bad thing.

I agree its like edge in aew ​@@thruthemotions

@@darmon931 💯

He deserves to wrestle for more than two rows of fans

@@joel_13_it's about how many passionate pro-wrestling fans you can get in one place, not about filling the place up with a bunch of casuals and little kids

He won't be

@jaimea.5207 Maybe not now .... but sooner or later yes would he rather stay in a mid Promotion? or the grandest stage wwe?

Bruh​@@itsprimetime9865

Eventually

@@NigelG59 sooner rather then later

Why would he join a dying company

@@lopez3088 because it's not dying at all and will be around for some time. just by the comment you don' really understand what's going on.

because there's no good reason to

go to hell u bastard !

Toxic narcissist go to hell honestly !

shut up !

If you're from long Island, MJF is still gonna play a character and be friendly with you as far as I heard.

​@@Bestow3000 because he likes us Long Islanders than he does the rest of the World.

Also CM Punk

Also CM Punk

His media training is overkill

That’s just how he speaks when he’s not in character, ever watched Total Divas😂

Well honestly, what did you expect... He's from West Newbury, Massachusetts for Pete's sake... 🤣

His prototype gimmick was spot on. He is so robotic in his public appearances, then goes over the top in wrestling and almost every film role. But yah he's like Data from Star Trek in interviews

Meat rider

​@@NigelG59 can you please expound on that? I just saw an opinion of his

@@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE the guys dreaming of cena meat inside him

@@NigelG59 idiot

i think we all are when we are young & working for a company that we feel gave us our big break or "made" us -- our first real job so to speak

i think the right word is brainwashed by Vince.

@jamesarnold7253 Never said (nor did I mean) it was literally his first job ever in life -- and I was merely making a point that when younger, we can all engage in a bit of competetive tribalism. Not saying that it has to go to the extreme of not associating with someone who works for a rival. Obviously, WWE did in fact give him his first big break in entertainment, & obviously working for a company like WWE isn't the same as say working for a restaurant or a bank & having friends who work at another restaurant or bank

@jamesarnold7253 I said "YOUNGER".....In the whole scheme of things (& maybe from one's own POV), early 30s isn't that young -- BUT it's all relative to when a person feels that they got their first "real job" or their first "big break" -- it doesn't have to be 18, it's not necessarily at 21 right out of collge. Again, my original point was that a person is going to feel some level of loyalty & dedication to the company that gave them a shot and/or "made" them at that moment. For example, when I got my first "real" job in the industry that I thought would be my whole future (not directly out of college but a few years later), I felt a certain level of tribalism there & felt I had made it -- So perhaps I became a bit "brainwashed" to a certain degree, ie always talking up my company & always selling it to the max -- & sure I felt like I owed them something at that time. Obviously it was never to the extreme of not talking to or associating with the competition, but my original point was about those feelings in general, not about Cena specifically. And I already acknowledged that the degree of tribalism that takes place in the pro wrestling realm doesn't exist across the board -- I think you are going a little out there mentioning DC & Marvel actors, that's apples & oranges. My entire point was that we can ALL engage in some degree of tribalism -- the pro wrestling world is it's own animal, so things that occur in the regualr corporate world are on a different level all it's own, so when you are part of that world, the expectations are a little different to say the least. I don't know that Cena was "brainwashed by Vince McMahon", but obviously he felt that level of intense loyalty at that point in time, young, old, or otherwise.

@jamesarnold7253 I said "YOUNGER"....We were ALL YOUNGER at some point in life -- Whether or not 30 is considered young is all relative as to when one started "adulting" & got that first "real job" or got what they would consider their first "big break" int life. I was working in restaurants while in college & didn't get a so-called "real job" in what I thought would be my entire working future until several years after I graduated -- Not 18, no longer 21, not yet 30, but still relatively young. And when I got that first break & got my foot in the door of that industry where I though my entire career would be, I certainly felt a sense of loyalty to that company & certainly engaged in some playful competitive tribalism because I felt like i did owe them something. And you even mention that there is in fact some tribalism at the management level in your industry. And that was the point I was trying to make. WWE may be a publicly traded company like many others & part of a larger corporation like many others, but the culture is it's own animal -- So any type of rivalry or competitiion or tribalism is on an entirely different level...I don't think you can off-handedly compare it to other sports leagues or to regular entertainment studios -- and the DC/Marvel actor comparison is kind of apples to oranges, but I get your point. And I don't know that Vince McMahon "brainwashed" Cena, again I think it was a combination of that culture, tha nature of rivalry in pro wrestling, & being YOUNGER, just getting that big break I mentioned earlier...

Taker ain’t no snitch🤣

@@adamhicks-r9h but is he a bitch? Ha.

😂😂🤣😂 true

Literally how do you think that? He swears a lot (WWE is PG and no-no words are not allowed), he lives his gimmick (something no one in WWE cares about), he interacts with the fans in a way that WWE would have to apologize for to their sponsors etc. etc.

@@svekkapung Yep everything he does is anti wwe

There's something called "Contract".

Pheonix Suns and and Miami Heat are in the same league. WWE and AEW is more like if the NBA had another major professional basketball league competing against it.

@@theseanlegacy1795 Luka Doncic was playing in euro league for Real Madrid and everyone knew he was great allready at that point and showed respect. Wrestling or WWE is so delusional

Come on we all know they don’t want to acknowledge them 😅😂

Shut up

WWE is too PG they wouldn’t let him do that

@@818Kira netflix will let them do stuff without censoring.

@@iramahmed634 won’t believe it until I see it Theyre too brand and family friendly to risk that since a lot of their presentation and wrestlers are catered to that PG crowd they’ve spent the last 15 years building

Mjf is 5"7

You sound surprised. MJF calls himself "5 foot nothing jewboy" for a reason.

MJF is literally known for being a smaller guy. I don't know why you're surprised lol.

5'9 is average height so it's not short. Plus it ain't too far off from 6 feet

🤣 could you imagine if they had rules like the other professional sports 😂

Cena should NOT have said that. But cena isn’t a talent scout or manager so doubt there’s a case. Cena is not signing talent

No, cause he's not an executive. Duh.

shut up

No

He doesn't that's the point.

How abt young guy vs youung guy .... Mjf vs theory

@@Akshay_kotian honestly would love that. Theory needs to be back on top with the push. He was doing so good when he was champ.

Mjf versus waller, breaker, or melo

@@Akshay_kotian MJF would destroy Austin. It's not even close.

It all comes down to money for these wrestlers. Rightfully so. The right team is how much money you make with less work. 100% AEW is the right place.