During his time in TNA, R-Truth did a rap that insulted WWE. When he later joined the promotion, John Cena hadn't forgot.

John Cena has been riding a massive wave of success since he captured his 17th WWE World Title, by defeating Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas.

According to Bully Ray, the confrontation between John Cena and R-Truth after WWE Backlash lacked the kind of emotion that the storyline needs.

For the most part, WWE’s storytelling has been way more concise, focused, long-term, and rewarding under the Triple H era of WWE, as compared to the last several years of Vince McMahon’s creative rule.

WWE Superstar John Cena has promised to ruin pro wrestling for the company’s talent and its fans. The Leader of Cenation has said that he would do so by retiring with the Undisputed Championship as the Last Real Champion. While this is yet to come to fruition, here are three ways Cena has already ruined pro wrestling.

Travis Scott could be on the verge of making his in-ring professional wrestling debut.The Grammy nominated artist has made a number of high profile appearances in WWE over the last few months, most notably at WrestleMania 41 where he helped John Cena capture the WWE Championship from Cody Rhodes.

Despite a heel turn, fans welcomed WWE champion John Cena with open arms at the Pennsylvania Convention Center for the Philly Fan Expo.

CM Punk and John Cena provided fans with one of the great rivalries of the last two decades, and it's only a matter of time until they once again stand across the ring from each other, ready to write its latest chapter,