r/TheGreatOne

Like what the hell?

Well that was a mediocre show but what do y'all think?

What was even the point of pushing this narrative of "If LA Knight loses, it's all over for him"?

The commentators were saying it, he was saying it and the fans were saying it, so what now, is he gonna retire? Is he gonna get fired?

They had LA Knight praise Roman Reigns in his promos, talk about how great he is and how he is afraid he can't beat him.

They had Roman Reigns call him a bitch multiple times on RAW, and at the end, KNIGHT LOSES CLEAN!

This felt like that time Triple H acted racist towards Booker T and still won at WrestleMania.

Thank you Triple H, the greatest booker of all time who chooses Damian Priest to win the world title over LA Knight and has some kind of fixation on wasting the MITB briefcase, either having Theory cash in on the US title or having a former champion win it when they don't need it like Seth, Drew, Tiffany and so on.

Recently, John Cena spoke to The Guardian and his relationship with Vince McMahon was mentioned. Cena noted, “I have no guilt nor shame about my friendship and my relationship with Vince McMahon. It’s okay to love somebody when they’re not perfect.” Like many of Cena’s comments they are basic answers, as we search for more complex reasons behind his statements.

To me, Cena is the greatest employee ever to sign with WWE. In fact, if I was building a pro wrestling company, Cena would be the first person called. Not to wrestle because he is retired. Instead, he is the dream of any Public Relations Department. He never gets into trouble and spends all his time either wrestling non-stop; and, somehow, in-between that packed schedule, he always makes time for the fans. The Make-A-Wish Foundation is one of the great organizations out there, and, Cena has easily granted more wishes than anyone else. That right there is a great employee and even better human.

Then, we have Vince McMahon. Even before all the scandal, I always figured he wasn’t a good person. Not too many billionaires are looking out for everyone else. Plus, they act like they don’t need rules to follow.

The entire Janel Grant sex-trafficking case was a dark period for Vince McMahon and WWE. Enough so, that TKO convinced Vince he should re-sign from the company. Vince owned and ran WWE after buying it from his dad in 1982. He had close to 40 years before his past finally caught-up with him.

Vince is lucky since the public court case is permanently closed in July 2026. A Voluntary Dismissal with Prejudice was signed by the WWE, Vince McMahon and Janel Grant to close the federal case. By signing, the federal case cannot be refiled. This was done as all parties agreed and signed to have the dispute resolved in confidential private arbitration. Hence, the details from any settlement will never be made public.

Whenever someone NDAs or agrees to Voluntary Dismissal with Prejudice, it screams something fishy. Either Vince and TKO didn’t want more details made public, so they settled to avoid any further embattling. At the same time, Janel Grant will never be allowed to tell her story to the public. If Vince McMahon is a monster, we should know and as he needs to be punished.

That quickly brings me back to John Cena. Hustle, loyalty and respect are the perfect words to describe Cena. I know he sees Vince as a father-figure for turning him from a complete unknown into one of the most marketable stars ever in WWE. I sort of get the 17 time champion’s mindset, but it’s still wrong. The only thing I don’t like about John Cena is how he’s still friends with Vince McMahon, but that’s his choice and I can’t let one decision change how I see the greatest role model in WWE history.

Should the universe judge those who still maintain a positive relationship with Vince McMahon, like John Cena and The Undertaker, or should WWE staff get far away from the former boss?

Dax Harwood on CM Punk not wanting the AEW world title:

"Punk was still so joyous and happy to be in the wrestling business. To be honest, he told me, when they were going to put the belt on him, that he didn’t want the belt. He said, ‘I just want to have fun,’ but he understood that Tony \[Khan\] putting the belt on him would put AEW in a better light. He took it, begrudgingly a little bit, but he took the belt."

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