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John Cena accepts that his heel turn failed and he wouldn’t change a thing

John Cena is introduced prior to his match against Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship during WrestleMania 41 at Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. | Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images The Never Seen 17 is out here trying to promote his Clash of Clans tie-in, and his excellent turn as a villain in Acme vs. Coyote, and he keeps getting asked about the end of his in-ring WWE career. Earlier this week John Cena revealed that he thought WrestleMania 36’s Firefly Fun House match would be his last, and now he’s talking about the lead up to what he vows was the only final match he’ll ever have. Graham “GSM” Matthews brought it up after he and Cena talked a bunch about Clash of Clan’s “Search for Cena”. Matthews specifically asked about Cena’s long-awaited heel turn. He wanted to know if Cena would have regretted not turning heel during his career, or if he thinks he’d be looking back and asking, “what if?” Cena offered a lengthy answer. It starts with a pr

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