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WWE Fan Ejected After Hitting John Cena With Bottle On SmackDown (VIDEO)

By John Canton • Published May 10, 2025 07:34 EDT
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John Cena was hit with a bottle while in the ring on WWE SmackDown, and now a video has been released showing the fan who threw it.

In the main event segment of WWE SmackDown in Dayton, the Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena was in the ring to deliver a message one night before his title match at Backlash.

Before he spoke, Cena called ring announcer Mark Nash into the ring to give Cena a proper introduction as the greatest of all time and the last world champion in WWE. It is something that Cena has done in the past during this heel run as the WWE Champion.

This time, things went a bit differently. That’s because, while Cena stood in front of Nash, a fan threw a beer bottle into the ring, and it hit Cena. That led to Cena stopping Nash from making his introduction. Cena tossed the bottle from the ring and told Nash to continue with the introduction.

A video posted online by @ngs_creations on TikTok shows a bald fan facing Cena about six rows deep, tossing the bottle into the ring. The video also shows that security saw the fan do it and quickly escorted the fan out of the building.

Even though Cena is a heel WWE Champion that the fans don’t like, it is inexcusable for any fan to throw something at a wrestler in the ring. Somebody could get hurt and it’s something that should never happen. Be a good fan by booing all you want and chanting things at the wrestlers, but throwing objects at them is foolish.

Randy Orton Drops John Cena With An RKO Again

After he was introduced correctly, John Cena went on to talk about how he first wrestled Orton 25 years ago and that Backlash would be their last match ever.

Cena went on to take personal shots at Orton by talking about his failed drug tests in the past. Cena said he’ll prove that life isn’t fair, winners write the history books, and Orton is a liar. Cena claimed Orton was a liar who only had his job in WWE because of his family and connections.

As he continued, Cena said Orton calls himself the Legend Killer against barely relevant guys. Cena added that at Backlash, he’ll kill the legend of Orton.

When Cena was done speaking about his own hustle, loyalty, and respect, somebody in the ring went after Cena with an RKO, but Cena was ready, and Cena hit an Attitude Adjustment. It wasn’t Orton because Cena celebrated and Orton popped up behind Cena. Orton hit Cena with an RKO just like Orton had done in the past to build up their Backlash match. The fans cheered loudly for Orton, who picked up the WWE Title, kissed the title, and then held it up over his head. Orton’s music played to the show.

Here’s the lineup for WWE Backlash in St. Louis on Saturday, May 10th.

Here’s the lineup:

* Undisputed WWE Championship: John Cena vs. Randy Orton

* Women’s Intercontinental Championship: Lyra Valkyria vs. Becky Lynch

* United States Championship: Jacob Fatu vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Damian Priest vs. LA Knight

* Gunther vs. Pat McAfee

* Intercontinental Championship: Dominik Mysterio vs. Penta

You can watch WWE Backlash, streaming live on Peacock in the U.S. and Netflix internationally from St. Louis at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT.