With each era of WWE there is always the poster boy, the face of the company, the franchise. In the '80s we had Hulk Hogan, in the '90s we had Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels, Stone Cold and The Rock and in the Noughties, we have to say the most influential superstar had to be John Cena. Love him or hate him, you can’t deny how much he’s done for the company. I myself can’t stand the guy. His superman gimmick annoyed me and I hate rap so he annoyed me even more. But I won’t slam people in my writing. Even though I don’t like him, I respect what he’s brought to the company and I...
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The Passing Of The Torch To Randy Orton
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