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John Cena made a surprise return at Money In The Bank and WWE fans lost it

What fans are saying about John Cena’s surprise return to WWE on Sunday night.

It’s been more than a year since WWE legend John Cena appeared during a WWE event, but on Sunday night at Money In The Bank in Fort Worth, Cena shocked a raucous crowd by interrupting a Roman Reigns promo.

We last saw Cena at WrestleMania 36 in an experimental “Firefly Fun House” match with Bray Wyatt in April of 2020. He’s since been extremely busy with his acting career, and is starring in three major 2021 releases, including F9 and The Suicide Squad.

Cena has always been a polarizing figure in WWE,  but for what might be the first time, it seemed like everyone was happy to see him walk down a WWE ramp.

After the show ended, Cena promised fans in the arena that his return isn’t a one-off. WWE fans are used to megastars of older eras returning for spot appearances and short runs leading into big events like SummerSlam or WrestleMania – but according to Cena, his appearance was not a “one night only.” WWE has announced that he will return Monday night on Raw.

Here’s what fans were saying about Cena’s return:

WWE stars, fans react to the baffling John Cena-Bray Wyatt Firefly Fun House match

This was beyond absurd.

WWE fans didn’t know what to expect from the “Firefly Fun House” match between John Cena and Bray Wyatt, but the iconic “Boneyard match” from Night 1 of WrestleMania 36 set the bar for fantasy match stipulations extremely high. Somehow, in it’s own extremely strange way, the Fun House match delivered something equally eyebrow raising.

The Firefly Fun House match wasn’t really a match, and more a fever dream exploration of WWE history through the lens of the ongoing Wyatt-Cena feud. The segment gave us puppet Vince McMahon, the return of “The Prototype” and the giant SmackDown fist, John Cena doing a hundred bicep curls, Bray Wyatt doing a Hulk Hogan impression, Word Life and the Dr. of Thuganomics, nWo John Cena and so much more. It was undoubtedly the weirdest thing in WrestleMania history, and fans and WWE stars alike were blown away.

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WrestleMania 36 Kickoff Show: Preview, WrestleMania, TV Channel, How to Watch

Catch the hour-long WWE WrestleMania 36 kickoff show including appearances from all your favorite superstars.

WWE fans will witness history this weekend as WrestleMania will not only go down over the course of two nights but also be broadcast without fans. The WWE is continuing to shoot their shows from their Performance Center in Orlando, Florida due to the coronavirus pandemic.

With a host like Rob Gronkowski, former New England Patriot you should expect a lot of fireworks during the weekend of festivities which is sure to keep WWE fans intrigued.

WWE: WrestleMania 36 Kickoff Show

  • Date: Saturday, April 4, 2020
  • Time: 6 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: WWE Network, FS1, Fox Deportes
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

This weekend’s matches are stacked including The Main Event featuring Goldberg against Braun Strowman, due to Roman Reigns being out of this match which seems like a last-minute decision from Roman, himself.  A few other WWE Superstars that you’ll see this weekend are Brock Lesnar vs. Drew McIntyre, Edge vs. Randy Orton, and Becky Lynch vs. Shayna Baszler.

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38 sports personalities who are also 2019 TV and entertainment stars

Plenty of athletes have found their way into entertainment, creating a while new genre and business and brands opportunities.

Athletes have become as much a part of the entertainment scene as actors. In 2019, the crossover has been massive and the people who have done it have become bigger stars after their careers. Some have managed to do it while still playing.

Michael Strahan

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If it seems like Michael Strahan is everywhere, that’s because the former New York Giants defensive lineman is. He is on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” has an hour show later in the day, is on FOX NFL programming and also produces documentaries.

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