Do you know what some people actually said before wrestling fans returned to wrestling shows?

Wrestling is better without people in the crowd. Are you kidding me? What the hell is wrong

with you? If you had this impression and if you just need some evidence, well look at

any show from the past two weeks, but in a topical sense, just go and watch SmackDown from

last night, my word, it was like everybody was happier than they'd ever been in their

entire life. But it's true, you could have a good segment, all of a sudden becomes great

because of this noise, and you could have crappy segments to go, this is fine, just because

people are roaring their heads off. But it doesn't always equate to the ups, and sometimes

it does mean you're getting it down, which is very happy for me, so I don't matter what

culture wrestling, because there is ups and downs to show we get to get person up and the

bad bits are down, and we're going to do it for the latest episode of SmackDown to find

out whether WWE smashed it, or whether they crap their pants, let's up those downs.

So tying into that intro, my word, John Cena is just having the time of his life. He came

out to SmackDown, and the ovation he received was ridiculous, you could just see how pleased

he was who was painted all over his face, and he is transcended now, he has, he's like

a rock, a stone cold, one of those kind of a guys, people just love him, and there wasn't

one boo in the place. This was great as well because of course he was

here to call out Roman Reigns, I don't know about you, obviously because I'm me and I am

you, but Roman Reigns vs John Cena in the SummerSlam main event just comes across like a marquee

match, it's like super hero vs super villain, and it's absolutely something I want to see,

so all of a sudden I'm invested, and we haven't even done anything yet.

Cena also mentioned the Firefly Funhouse here, and how some people thought he was still

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