kempokid:

elements-of-trance:

yo brock
what did the five fingers say to the face

This moment was the first time I truly cheered for John Cena.

It’ll be interesting to see how this feud goes. Contrary to the feelings of smarks around the world, John Cena may wind up playing the face (that’s “good guy” for you non-wrestling kids).

In his feud against The Rock, John Cena was going up against a man who was loved and adored the world over when he left WWE. No matter how big of a star you are, that’s a huge mountain to climb. Against Lesnar, Cena’s playing the role of a wounded star going up against a man who was booed out of Madison Square Garden at WrestleMania XX. While the WWE likes us to play the patsy at times, we wrestling fans have long memories.

Yes, The Rock left WWE to make movies, but it was a gradual leaving that was done on good terms. Brock Lesnar quit to try his hand at what became an ill-fated NFL career.

I like Cena’s odds with the fans here.

lyquydenygma:

The face of Disappointment

The face of Shock

The face of Struggle

Predetermined or not, John Cena has to feel a little salty about last night. The thing is, he has every right to be.

respectthisring:

John Cena is on the front of Fruity Pebbles box…

iammattjordan:

Where CM Punk is keeping the WWE Championship. Classic.

I’m a fan of this title reign already. If only he had put it in the vegetable crisper.

The Miz wins the award for “Best Twitpic of All Time”