John Cena Reacts to His "toxic, dysfunctional relationship" with the WWE Fans

Not one to mince words, John Cena has been telling it like it is. From his powerful promo during Monday Night RAW at Brussels to his Instagram posts without captions to his recent tweet, Cena is making sure that everyone knows what he wants to say, whether he uses words to express it or not. Cena's heel turn during his farewell tour, after being a babyface his whole career, has been like a train wreck. No one has been able to look away, how much ever they want to.

Seeing someone like John Cena turn heel is sure to cause chaos, and that was exactly what the people behind the scenes wanted when they made the impossible happen. And his recent promo at Brussels was enough to add fuel to the chaos and make it even bigger. He decided that he had enough for all these years, saying that it was like being in a "toxic, dysfunctional relationship."

He said that he had been "the butt of a stupid invisible joke for 15 years,” but no more. He didn't care if he hurt anyone's feelings, not even the children, and that he was finally free. He did not care for all who were booing him or cursing at him for turning heel. He is here to do what he wants, regardless of what others think of it.

According to reports, people in the company are simply overjoyed with how Cena's heel turn has changed the game plan completely. They are "ecstatic" with how the audience is responding to this new avatar of Cena, and how well John Cena himself is making the storyline work. Recently, he posted a photo of the characters Ross and Rachel from the sitcom FRIENDS on his Instagram handle, two characters that many over the years have deemed to have a toxic relationship, a direct indication of his promo at Brussels.

And now he is using his words on social media, something he does very rarely, to indicate the whole chaos that is the WWE right now. He tweeted what he started his Brussels promo with, word for word, and it has hit everyone right in their feels.
“Expect no one to understand your point of view, especially when it calls for them to look within themselves.”
He is not going easy on anyone, let alone those who have been cribbing about his heel turn or cursing at him for going back on who he was. He is ready to face Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania, and he will do it on his terms, no matter what anyone says.
Also Read: ‘I Don’t Need You Anymore’: John Cena Shares Emotional Note After WWE Universe Break-Up