John Cena says he was “selfish” in Dwayne Johnson feud

John Cena might not have hit all-time low, however he nonetheless regrets the best way he dealt with his feud with Dwayne Johnson.

It’s possible you’ll not be capable to see him, however John Cena needed Dwayne Johnson to listen to him, as there was a time when he actually didn’t just like the scent of what The Rock was cookin’. However Cena has since come round, expressing some remorse over how he spoke concerning the Brahma Bull with the media.

Talking on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, John Cena mentioned his feelings received the very best of him when he blasted Dwane Johnson for placing his film profession over his wrestling one. “I received egocentric and me — residing WWE on the level and never having any idea of progress or another person’s perspective — I took Dwayne’s feedback [about the business] as not real…My view was in case you love one thing, be there on a regular basis. Like, what a hypocrite I’m, as a result of I nonetheless love WWE and I can’t go on a regular basis. And I simply didn’t see that. I used to be so egocentric.” Cena added that his conduct ended up coming off immature. “As an alternative of going like, ‘Hey man, I’d wish to strive to do that factor to hook you again in and perhaps we will collaborate and actually make it large,’ I used to be identical to, ‘Eff this, I’m calling this dude out. This can be a second. You gave me a gap. I’m going to kick the door in’…And I used to be diligent and I perceive why he received upset.”

To place it into wrestling phrases, reportedly, there was some backstage drama that was far much less kayfabe (presenting staged moments as actual) and extra shoot (legit occurrences). John Cena and Dwayne Johnson would face off at Wrestlemania 28 in a primary occasion booked as a “As soon as in a Lifetime” match. But it surely wouldn’t be (hey, that’s wrestling for ya!). Regardless that The Rock laid the smackdown on Cena, they’d a rematch at Wrestlemania 29, the place Cena was in a position to lay The Rock down for the three-second tan. Now if we will simply get the oft-speculated showdown between The Rock and Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania 40 to see who the actual king of part-time wrestling is…

Based on John Cena, he and Dwayne Johnson get alongside fairly properly now. They’re not precisely frequent collaborators within the squared circle or the large display, however they do share a credit score on Quick X, wherein Cena performs Vin Diesel’s brother (after first playing him in F9) and Johnson briefly reprises his function as Luke Hobbs. Cena beforehand mentioned he hopes one thing may be finished with an ultimate showdown between the characters.