Welcome to the Busted Open Podcast.

Along with Justin LaBarre, I'm Jonathan Hood.

And on today's show, we discuss John Cena's legacy in WWE, and who should be his final opponent.

This is the Busted Open Podcast.

Let's start here by talking about his matchup against Logan Paul.

I like Logan Paul's response, by the way, to, in that promo that they had in Montreal,

oh yeah, John Cena, I'd love to face you at Clash the Fair. It's like, oh, man, yeah? He's almost like

giddy the idea that, oh man, in your retirement run, I get a chance to face you. And so I think you and I are on the same page

that Logan Paul is more dedicated now to wrestling than he ever has before. He's not just some

celebrity, he's not jelly roll just coming in there or just some random guy. He gets a huge response

when he's in there. He's already mastered the heat aspect of things. and his wrestling is coming along really nicely. I don't feel like he's taking a step back. I think for you and I, I think we've talked about this before, Justin. We just want to see him out there more often. Just get the rhythm of the thing. And I think a matchup against John Sina for Logan Paul, that does great for Logan Paul.

That makes WWE better that John is willing to face it.

Yeah, I think on the question of what can John do on the way out to make things better for WWE,

I think it is, have as much interaction.

That doesn't mean necessarily matches, although that goes a long way, but have as many interactions and or matches with talent that he otherwise hasn't.

You know, it's fine to have some of the greatest hits on the retirement tour.

You know, you know, you, and Cody was a new opponent, frankly, for me.

I'm sure he might have beat Cody in a job match back in 08 or 09.

But frankly, obviously, him versus the American nightmare, that was something new.

But otherwise, him taking on Orton, him taking on Truth, him taking on CM Punk, you know,

him taking on Brock, whenever that's going to happen, which we'll get to at some point here.

But, you know, those are all running back the greatest hits. But I do think it is beneficial. Yeah, have a

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