Cena will NEVER turn heel?

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Just read this story. I guess any of us that hoped for a heel turn someday might be left wanting.......

http://www.inquisitr.com/1430625/wwe-news-john-cena-confirms-that-he-will-never-turn-heel/

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John Cena creates controversy as soon as his entrance music hits. As soon as Cena began his journey to the top of WWE, the Internet Wrestling Community started to clamor and predict when he would turn heel. It made sense that if Hulk Hogan could turn heel that Cena could too. In the end, it made sense for Hogan to turn. Cena as a heel just doesn’t make sense.


Despite what Cena wants, the WWE won’t pull the trigger. There will never be another “Bash at the Beach” moment for the man from West Newbury, Massachusetts. In fact, Cena commented on the potential for a heel turn and the result isn’t what the IWC wanted.

“[It will] never happen,” Cena said. “Oh I’ve got it in me for sure… I do what they tell me, boss.”

The article goes on to reminisce about his 'Doctor of Thuganomics' gimmick from back in the day as well.
 

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terrible article. terribly written, terrible premise, ect ect.
 
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Well I didn't say the writer was any good, just what was in his article :dawg:
 

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Cena most likely will never turn heel. However, and not to get off topic, I blame the WWE for putting so much into Cena as their number 1 face that they have no one else to turn too. Had they invested more time into other talent throughout the past decade, maybe Cena's heel turn would be more probable.
 
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Also, I'm not saying that it was bad for them to put a lot into Cena as it makes sense to do so....I just don't like the fact that WWE puts all their eggs into one basket.
 

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Someday he will turn. There will be a point where even kids are tired of him, or that turning heel to help create new faces (toward the end of his career) is more beneficial than letting him retire a face.

Not even competition-free WWE would blow the (maybe literally) one thing they have up their sleeve that could really get people talking about their shit product.
 

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Someday he will turn. There will be a point where even kids are tired of him, or that turning heel to help create new faces (toward the end of his career) is more beneficial than letting him retire a face.

Not even competition-free WWE would blow the (maybe literally) one thing they have up their sleeve that could really get people talking about their shit product.
I can see that being a possibility I suppose. I guess I'll just hope and dream that he turns heel while he's still in his prime and able to put on good matches. maybe 10 more years and we'll see this heel turn as I don't see Cena turning any time soon lol.
 

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More info. I find it funny how parts were left out of the first story I read and shared. Just cherry picked the good stuff. Ahhhh journalism.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/john-cena-heel-turn-wwe-141502312.html

The General pointed out the attached YouTube video, which features noted weightlifting fiend John Cena working out with powerlifting mogul Mark Bell. If bench pressing is also your thing, check out the whole video. But if you're just here for pro wrestling, we've watched it for you. And about the 1:40 mark, Bell and Cena have an interesting discussion:

Bell: Waiting for you to turn on everybody.

Cena: Never happen.

Bell: C'mon.

Cena: Never happen.

Bell: C'mon.

Cena: Not a chance. Nope.

Bell: C'mon. You got it in you.

Cena: Oh, I got it in me, sure. I do what they tell me, boss. Never happen.

Bell and a partner pitch "the champ" on the inevitability of a heel turn, making many of the same arguments you often here on the internet. It would be the biggest thing in the history of wrestling. They'll do it to get a few more years out of him before he retires.

Cena is adamant, and makes the Trading Places bet of one dollar with each of the guys that he'll never turn heel in WWE.
 

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Cena 'confirming' that he's never gonna turn heel to me just confirms that he will indeed one day turn heel. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't just come right out and admit that it's eventually gonna happen. Even with all the hopes and anticipation of wanting to see him finally turn to the darkside, it makes sense for WWE to still want the eventual turn to be so shocking that they can rightfully say no one saw it coming. All the top faces turn heel eventually. Hogan did it, Austin did it, Rock did it, Bret did it, Michaels did it, Batista did it, etc.

I actually think we may be gearing closer and closer to it. Not saying it's gonna happen next week or anything, but the criticism of him going heel a few years ago was that he didn't have a lot of interesting babyfaces to feud with. If he had turned heel against The Rock at WM28 or WM29 for example, he would have only had the likes of Sheamus, Miz, ADR and I guess Punk to feud with. Not really the most enthralling crop of wrestlers to cheer against a heel Cena. But today, you have Daniel Bryan, Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, Cesaro (well, they failed to capitalize on his momentum after Wrestlemania but they can always try to build him back up), Seth Rollins when he eventually goes back to being a face, Punk if he ever returns (the Punk/Cena rivalry will be fresh again by the time that Punk might return), etc.
 

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I wish he would turn heel. But, since he is such a money maker and face of the WWE, I don't think he'll turn anytime soon (if at all). He already gets heat for being stale and overdone so he might as well get heat for the right reasons and try something new.
 
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Cena 'confirming' that he's never gonna turn heel to me just confirms that he will indeed one day turn heel. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't just come right out and admit that it's eventually gonna happen. Even with all the hopes and anticipation of wanting to see him finally turn to the darkside, it makes sense for WWE to still want the eventual turn to be so shocking that they can rightfully say no one saw it coming. All the top faces turn heel eventually. Hogan did it, Austin did it, Rock did it, Bret did it, Michaels did it, Batista did it, etc.

I actually think we may be gearing closer and closer to it. Not saying it's gonna happen next week or anything, but the criticism of him going heel a few years ago was that he didn't have a lot of interesting babyfaces to feud with. If he had turned heel against The Rock at WM28 or WM29 for example, he would have only had the likes of Sheamus, Miz, ADR and I guess Punk to feud with. Not really the most enthralling crop of wrestlers to cheer against a heel Cena. But today, you have Daniel Bryan, Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, Cesaro (well, they failed to capitalize on his momentum after Wrestlemania but they can always try to build him back up), Seth Rollins when he eventually goes back to being a face, Punk if he ever returns (the Punk/Cena rivalry will be fresh again by the time that Punk might return), etc.
I hope you're right. And, I agree with Dolph that it will happen at some point....I just want it to happen now.
 

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I guess he may turn heel in the final years of his career. It would be a shocker and most likely fun to watch, but it's still a few years away, I think.
 

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The you read in between the lines, Cena clearly indicates a heel turn would damage his pockets.
It's an overstatement because a heel turn would be financially successful for a very short time.
Hogan's NWO t-shirt received more pops on his birthday than the red & yellow. There's other reasons for that, but it didn't hurt Hogan's legacy.
WWE and Cena are fearful a heel turn will ruin his legacy when its truly just the opposite.

If Cena turned heel, it could resurrect his image in the minds of smarks and may not hurt his pockets as much as is believed