Folks, we are still reeling from the biggest betrayal in WWE history—John Cena turning full villain and siding with The Rock to obliterate Cody Rhodes at Elimination Chamber. And according to reports, this heel turn was kept so secretive that even some WWE personnel probably found out the same way we did—by screaming at their TVs in disbelief.
How WWE Pulled Off the Shocker
📌 Fightful Select reports that WWE went full James Bond mode with Cena’s turn. Very few people knew, and Triple H himself handled everything in the final moments—not the production truck. That’s right, folks, this wasn’t just protected; it was Fort Knox-level secrecy.
📌 The segment was originally listed as the third on the internal rundown, but WWE strategically moved it to after the Men’s Elimination Chamber match to keep it under wraps. Imagine being the poor soul in WWE creative who found out at the same time as the audience—brutal.
📌 Many within the company were just as shocked as the fans when Cena low-blowed Rhodes, beat him senseless with a Rolex, and helped The Rock humiliate him. So if your jaw was on the floor, don’t worry—you weren’t alone.
What’s Next?
🚨 The Rock’s Status – No word yet on if The Rock will actually wrestle at WrestleMania 41, but internally, people expect him to be there. His creative direction is apparently on a “need to know” basis, which means WWE is treating this storyline like the nuclear codes.
🚨 Cena’s Schedule – He’s not advertised for the next two episodes of Raw, so don’t expect him to show up and explain himself anytime soon. Maybe he’s off somewhere practicing his evil laugh.
🚨 Cody Rhodes’ Next Move – Rhodes is advertised for SmackDown in Philadelphia, but hey—“card subject to change” could mean anything. Maybe he shows up. Maybe he stays home to ice his wounds and watch revenge movies.
Moral of the Story?
John Cena just pulled off the most shocking heel turn since Hulk Hogan joined the nWo. WWE played it like a top-secret operation, and now the road to WrestleMania is more unpredictable than ever.