Hello, and welcome to get the table and the resting round table discussion podcasts with

myself, Adam Wilborn, and one of the deadly boys, Michael Hanflip from what called you here

to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

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We are socially distanced here today to talk about John Cena returning to WWE, very exciting

this.

Yeah, it is.

Cena has wisely, I would suggest, staying away from the product since the leaves in the

Firefly Funhouse match at WrestleMania, it's helped sell the significance of that defeat.

This is a WrestleMania 36, of course, a year and a half ago, and when you don't need

to, why would you wrestle in the likes of the Thunderdome rather than big full arenas,

or even in the case of WrestleMania 37, like a half full football stadium, why not?

Not really making yourself part of the furniture in what will be an era that I imagine WWE

will want people to forget most of, or as soon as it's concluded.

There will be, of course, some fond memories isolated to like very specific feuds or wrestlers.

But for the most part, they'll be looking to pick right up from about February 2020, as

soon as they possibly can, and just pretend there's like one scene missing that accounts

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