John Cena vs Logan Paul: YouTuber athlete plans to replace Austin Theory at WWE Royal Rumble-John Cena recently appeared on the final episode of SmackDown last year. His showing made no indication of his future with the company. That hasn’t stopped the rumor mill from predicting who his opponent at WrestleMania 39 will be. For the longest time, Logan Paul was believed to be the only name in the running, but another name has now been thrown into the mix.Follow WWE Raw Live Results with InsideSport.IN
While the WWE never made any official statement regarding the possibility of this match, Logan Paul has publicly stated his desire to face John Cena a few times. He even mentioned asking Triple H for this match on his podcast.
According to Dave Meltzer, the Cenation Leader is all set to face Austin Theory at WrestleMania 39. Speaking on the recent edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, he said:
“It looks like it’s going to be Cena and Theory at Mania. It was the plan way, way back.”
Interestingly, Austin Theory has long been seen by many as the spiritual successor to Austin Theory. He was booked as a major part of the show during Vince McMahon’s run as the creative head, but his momentum slowed down after Triple H took over.
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As reported before Logan Paul messaged Triple H and asked to face John Cena at WrestleMania 39. WWE's plan right now is for John Cena to face Austin Theory at WrestleMania 39 instead. #WWE pic.twitter.com/sp4rXE8tLB
— Pro Wrestling Center (@pwrestle_center) January 17, 2023
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Many believed his character was done for when he tried to cash in his Money in the Bank contract on Seth Rollins for the United States Championship and failed. In the time since, however, his character has recovered significantly, and he has since reclaimed the United States Championship once again.
John Cena vs Logan Paul: YouTuber athlete plans to replace Austin Theory at WWE Royal Rumble
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