Hello and welcome to your questions answered. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture joined by

Andy Murray from What Culture to answer your burning wrestling questions. But before we

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of course on WrestleCulture. As I said, though, I am joined by Andy Murray to take on the

Q&A community and Andy, let's start with someone who's, and he's quite a lot today,

in John Cena. I won't ask you the really tough question. I'll instead pick this question

from Tim Vixulis. Apologies Tim, if I butchered your surname there, he asks, would you guys like

to see Cena involved in another title run, or do you genuinely think that it will never

happen again? Yeah, PR wise, that would probably be a bit of a tough

sell after the past couple of days, wouldn't it? At the moment, John Cena, I think about

this more than I probably should, because he's got that Ric Flair 16 world title thing

kind of hanging there. He's equaled the record. Should he take that record as his owner has

the moment passed? I think that there's a very compelling way to use John Cena. With that

story, old veterans coming back, he wants to get the record, he wants to get his 17 world

title, he wants to make that his own, and then failing. I think that's the best option

here. It's a good story. Desperate kind of John Cena, not quite the competitor he was,

you know, X amount of years ago, not Super Cena anymore, he's a mortal man now, and he's

coming back to this world where if you look at the world champions, now look at these beastly

men on top and Ron Smackdown, they're just too much for this aging war dog to go up with.

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