John Cena says he would prefer to do programming geared towards himself, admits to missing blood as part of WWE TV

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Erik Hedegaard of Rolling Stone is featuring an interview with WWE star John Cena discussing his crossover into Hollywood and reality television in recent years.

Cena, who made a brief return to WWE a few weeks ago at WrestleMania 32, discussed the current WWE product and why he prefers a product geared towards himself.

“I’m a 38-year-old man. I’d much rather it be a program geared toward me, whether that’s TV-14 or sometimes even more graphic than that, which is what I like. For one thing, profanity brought fire out of people with personalities that backed the language. It’s very difficult to say, ‘Oh, you’re being poopy,’ especially when they’re meant to be fighting words. And now, if someone starts to bleed, the referee intervenes to stop the bleeding. But before, you’d just let it fly. Blood is one of the things that made fights cool. Like, you knew it had gotten serious. I understand why we don’t do it anymore. Vince has been a coach to me, a father figure, a boss and a friend, and his goal and my goal are the same: to make the company be as big as it can be. But, yeah, the blood is one thing I miss.”

You can check out the full interview at the link below.

Rolling Stone: Why John Cena Can’t Lose

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