On today's solo Sunday news, Triple H is booed out of the building after John Cena taps out at

WWE a Saturday night's main event. Triple H defends the controversial finish to Sena's retirement match.

Will Vince McMahon and Donald Trump in attendance for Saturday night's main event and a top

AEW star is injured? Hello and welcome to What Culture Wrestling in the solo Sunday News. Myself, Andrew Pollard. I'm like King Kong Bundy there. Five. Anyway, I hope you well. I hope you good. I hope your weekend is going as well as possible. My weekend, well, let's say I love a late equalizer up the Olly Rathbone comeback Reds. And apologies of the energy level isn't quite there this morning. Hopefully caffeine carries me through, but that 4 a.m alarm clock absolutely kicked my ass

this morning.

I'm not going to lie.

And why was my alarm on for so early?

Why that was to get up and watch WWE Saturday night's main event, the final match

of the legendary career of John Sina, as Sina took on the ring General Gunther.

Now would Gunther spoil the retirement and send Sina packing with a loss or would the legendary John Sina one of the greatest to ever do it?

One of the most stoic, popular baby faces of all time. Did he have that one last big win in him?

Nah mate, he did not. He tapped out in the most anticlimactic flat way possible. For all of Gunther's talk of wanting to make Mr. Never Give Up, give up. Well, he did just that. Yeah, for the first time in forever, literally 20 years. I mean, WWE will tell you it's the first time ever, I'm sure, but it's probably,

like I said,

like 20 years since his early, early days since John Cena tapped out clean in the middle of the ring. A man, man, was it something? It was certainly a decision. I mean, WWE is so often about moments these days, and they, they certainly got that. they certainly got plenty of shots of the absolutely stunned

Washington crowd as Sina tapped out to be locked in a sleeper hold for about the fourth time

it felt like it wasn't just a tap out it was I don't know it was it was such a weird tap out

I mean Sina's smiling and he just casually there we go just taps just taps out, smiles. No real struggle.

It looked like he just decided that like, yeah, no, I'm good. I don't really want to be here anymore. I'm all good. Let's just tap out and I'm gone. Yeah, it was, yeah, the crowd did not take well to that whatsoever. Just stunned silence initially anyway. I guess the comparison that springs to mind

is when Brock Lesnar ended the undertaker streak

back in the day when everybody was just like silence initially anyway. I guess the comparison that springs the mind is when

Brotlessner ended the undertaker streak back in the day when you know, everybody was just

like, did, did that really happen? Did that really, really happen? Yeah, it was a little

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