John Cena has expressed his belief that WWE is at an all-time high right now.
WWE has been experiencing a surge in popularity, breaking records with massive live event attendance, steady television ratings, and strong engagement across various platforms. The recent announcement of a merger between WWE and UFC to form the TKO Group has further fuelled excitement within the wrestling community.
Amidst this thriving environment, John Cena has made thought-provoking comments about the company’s current state and its future prospects. Cena recently made a highly anticipated return to WWE, appearing on SmackDown and various premium live events.
Speaking on WWE’s The Bump, Cena expressed his admiration for WWE’s current success. He emphasised the positive administrative and business developments, highlighting the influx of talented wrestlers and advancements in recruiting.
There’s never been a better time for WWE than now. With all of the things, from an administrative and business standpoint, that’s going on, from the influx of talent that we have, through the advances in recruiting that we have.
Cena believes that WWE is in its prime, fielding the best talent and on an upward trajectory. Despite his temporary return, Cena expressed confidence in WWE’s ability to thrive without him and acknowledged that the company has surpassed its previous years of success.
We’re gaining the best, we currently field the best and our future is on an upward trajectory. I say our future because I will always consider myself part of the WWE family. It’s awesome to see. I’ve had thoughts of, what will they do without me? They will go on, and they will be fine. It really is awesome to see WWE better than it was in 2010, better than it was in 2015. It is a better place now than when it was when I was a full-time performer.
When Did John Cena Return To WWE?
John Cena made his triumphant return to WWE at the Money in the Bank PLE on July 1st, Cena participated in a verbal exchange with Grayson Waller. Cena had stated that he believed that WrestleMania should be held in England, whereas Waller claimed that the event should instead be held in his native Australia. The segment ended with Cena delivering an Attitude Adjustment to Waller.
Ready to make a debut on Tuesday night, John Cena has hyped up his upcoming appearance.
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