WWE Star Accuses John Cena Of Ruining Father’s Career

John Cena has a target on his back.

At Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1, John Cena’s retirement plans became a whole lot clearer.

In a pre-taped segment on the show, Cena announced that a 16-man tournament will be held to decide his final opponent. He said that it seemed only fitting to give someone the chance to step up and seize the moment as he had when he made his debut on SmackDown 23 years ago.

The tournament will begin on the November 10 episode of Raw in Boston, with the winner facing Cena at Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13.

Interestingly, Cena said that the tournament participants would be chosen at random from the Raw, SmackDown, and NXT rosters, but might also include “maybe even some faces who don’t work here.”

WWE Star Sets Sights On John Cena

With speculation running wild about who will be taking part in the tournament, on social media, an NXT star threw their hat into the ring for a very personal reason.

Brooks Jensen hinted that he could go after Cena because he “screwed his father’s career” more than two decades ago. Jensen’s father wrestled for WWE between 1997 and 2003, first as part of The Truth Commission and later under the names Bull Buchanan and B-2 (pronounced B Squared).

During his time as B-2, the star teamed with John Cena in 2002 and into 2003, but Cena eventually turned on him and replaced him with Road Dogg. Buchanan was eliminated from the 2003 Royal Rumble match in just 24 seconds, while his taped final match against Road Dogg was cut from SmackDown shortly after. He was released on January 26, 2003.

It’s been 22 years since John Cena screwed my fathers career over… maybe my time is now #SNME