Top TNA star wants this WWE legend to cross the line.
Last week, wrestling fans were welcomed with the surprising announcement of the WWE-TNA partnership. The two previous rival promotions have now joined hands to feature superstars from both promotions on each other’s shows.
Acknowledging the current developments in the industry, World Champion Joe Hendry has invited legend John Cena for a match against him. Hendry recently defeated Nic Nemeth to win the World title, and Cena is currently in the final year of his wrestling career.
During his recent appearance on SA Live on Wednesday, Joe Hendry named Cena as a possible opponent from the Stamford-based promotion. Asking The Leader of Cenation to cross the line, Hendry commented,
“For me, it’s going to be John Cena, right? Look, what would be better than inviting John Cena to cross the line into TNA Wrestling and maybe go for a 17th World Championship? I’m ready for the challenge, John.”
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Hendry is heavily rumored to appear in the 2025 Royal Rumble match in Indianapolis on 1st February, and his current schedule has added more fuel to the rumor.
Former WWE Champion Sheamus Has Named His Dream TNA Match
In a recent interview on The Masked Man Show,Sheamus discussed his dream TNA match. Naming former rival, Dolph Ziggler aka Nic Nemeth, The Celtic Warrior claimed:
“Yeah, I loved working Ziggy (Nic Nemeth). Ziggy was great. I don’t think he he’s the fondest memories of working me, taking all those Brogue Kicks. I don’t think anyone took a finish as good as Ziggy. He’s great, dude. I knew him as well from FCW. Our history goes back all the way to 20 years ago.
But definitely another person who put on a great performance all the time. Never the biggest, but when it came to storytelling, he was great. He was so much fun to work. Dolph is so easy. I think there’s a lot of opportunities now for some of that talent to come back over and create different stories, and it’d be fun, it’d be a good time.”
In other news: A former WWE star believes a return to the promotion is still in question.