Wednesday, February 8, 2012

After RAW went off Air 2/6/2012


John Cena didn't appear on Monday Night RAW 2/6/2012 but he was there! His match didn't make it on air. It was a Dark match.

- After Monday’s RAW from Oklahoma City went off the air, John Cena wrestled Kane in the scheduled dark match main event. The crowd was very hot, with the “Lets Go Cena” chants drowning out the “Cena Sucks” chants. Cena won by DQ after Kane hit him with a chair. Kane chokeslammed Cena and started to leave, but he came back when Cena was announced as the winner. Cena countered a Tombstone attempt with the Attitude Adjustment to send the fans home happy.

After the match, John Cena tweeted the following, taking yet another swipe at The Rock:
“Just finished the advertised main event in OKC. Sorry match didn’t make RAW..but sometimes..ya just gotta be there. Dwayne u know what im.. Actually…sorry. wrong guy. See you soon movie star.”

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Tuesday, February 7, 2012

WWE Elimination Chamber: John Cena vs. Kane (Ambulance Match)

WWE Elimination Chamber: John Cena vs. Kane (Ambulance Match)

One thing is certain at WWE Elimination Chamber on Feb. 19 – someone will be leaving in an ambulance by the end of the night. On the Feb. 6 Raw SuperShow, Interim Raw GM John Laurinaitis announced a rematch between John Cena and Kane. In a move he said the WWE Board of Directors liked, the Interim Raw GM said the rivals will clash in an Ambulance Match.

The rules of an Ambulance Match may be simple, but getting to the final bell will be anything but as there are no pinfalls, submissions, count-outs or disqualifications. To win, a competitor needs to incapacitate his opponent, throw him into the back of a waiting ambulance and shut the door, sending him directly to the nearest medical facility.

Brutal and barbaric, an Ambulance Match at Elimination Chamber may be the only appropriate setting as one of the most intense rivalries the WWE Universe has ever seen reaches its apex.

While some conflicts explode after just one inciting incident, others build slowly and steadily over time. When it comes to Cena and The Big Red Monster Kane, their rivalry has intensified each week for the past few months, with each act of aggression topping its predecessor. In his continued efforts to get Cena to finally embrace the hate, Kane has used those closest to Cena to get his message across.

Kane’s relentless assault on Cena’s friend, Zack Ryder, began on the Jan. 3 episode of Raw SuperShow, when The Devil’s Favorite Demon tried to drag Ryder into the abyss underneath the ring. Luckily, Cena was there to save the day, but that did nothing to quell the monster’s fury.

The next week, Kane chokeslammed Ryder off the loading docks outside the arena, seriously injuring him (WATCH). Then, on the Jan. 23 Raw SuperShow, Kane intensified his attacks, chokeslamming Ryder through the stage and sending the Superstar to a nearby medical facility (WATCH). A visibly furious Cena uncharacteristically snapped, refusing Josh Matthews’ interview request by knocking the microphone out of the announcer’s hand.

The following Sunday at the 25th anniversary of the Royal Rumble, Cena and Kane battled to a double count-out. But it was naïve to think that a ring bell would be enough to stop these two from tearing each other apart. The war raged on outside the ring and all over the arena, with Kane getting the upper hand on Cena, courtesy of a steel chair.

Kane’s constant torment has taken Cena to unchartered territory, revealing a vicious and previously unseen side of the Leader of Cenation, as witnessed on the Jan. 30 episode of Raw. After Eve’s loss to Divas Champion Beth Phoenix, Kane appeared at ringside, terrifying the helpless Diva. An incensed Cena again came to the rescue, continually battering Kane with the steel ring stairs and sending The Devil’s Favorite Demon scurrying through the WWE Universe.

Now, the two powerhouse Superstars prepare to meet at Elimination Chamber, in what will be their most vicious bout yet. A rare stipulation throughout history, the WWE Universe hasn’t witnessed an Ambulance Match since Survivor Series 2003 which, perhaps unsurprisingly, featured Kane. Despite a heroic effort on the part of Shane McMahon during that match, The Big Red Monster’s brutal assault proved too great and it was Kane who slammed shut the ambulance doors on his opponent.

Does the same fate await John Cena on Feb. 19 at Elimination Chamber? Find out live on pay-per-view starting at 8 ET / 5 PT.

source: wwe.com

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Superstars nominated by Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards

Superstars nominated by Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards

WWE Superstars certainly know how to make an entrance, and now, for the first time, the WWE Universe gets to decide their favorite.

Cartoon Network has nominated four WWE Superstars for the brand-new “Here to Rumble” Award for best entrance at the second annual Hall of Game Awards on Feb. 20. The four WWE Superstars nominated are John Cena for his military-themed oeuvre, Kofi Kingston’s freewheeling pyro-fest, The Miz’s defiant strut, and The Undertaker’s demonic lurch through the fires of hell.

Who will take home the prestigious award? That depends on you. The WWE Universe can log on to the show's official website and cast their vote!

VOTE FOR JOHN CENA:

The Hall of Game Awards, hosted by Shaquille O’Neal, airs on Feb. 20 at 7/6 CT, on Cartoon Network.

source: wwe.com

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Monday, February 6, 2012

John Cena to be Honorary Starter of the 54th annual Daytona 500

John Cena to be Honorary Starter of the 54th annual Daytona 500.


John Cena will wave the green flag as Honorary Starter of the 54th annual Daytona 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race on Sunday, Feb. 26 at the historic Daytona International Speedway.

Cena was invited to participate in this year’s big race by 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series runner-up Carl Edwards on Raw SuperShow.

"I am honored to come here on behalf of NASCAR and everyone at the Daytone 500 to invite you, John Cena, to be the honorary starter, to wave the green flag for the 54th running of the Daytona 500 on February 26," Edwards said after stepping out of his official No. 99 Fastenal Ford.

"Yes, I'll definitely be there," Cena enthusiastically declared.

Watch Video of it Below:

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VIDEO: John Cena's life as he prepares for his match against The Rock

Follow John Cena's life as he prepares for his match against The Rock at WrestleMania XXVIII

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Rankings for Power 25: Feburary 4, 2012

Rankings for Power 25: Feburary 4, 2012
Last weeks Rank: #8
This weeks Rank: #5

"Cena's ranks higher in this week's Power 25 after a grueling battle with Kane that ended in a double count-out at Royal Rumble. The next night on Raw SuperShow, Cena unleashed his unbridled rage on The Big Red Monster."

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