Sound Off 763 - FORMER WWE HEAD WRITER'S VERY DUMB JOHN CENA TWEET
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Solomonster discusses last night's Money in the Bank PPV, Austin Theory winning the men's briefcase and why WWE needs to be careful that they don't push him too hard too soon... Liv Morgan cashes in her MITB to become Smackdown Women's champion, the current plan for Summerslam and why she shouldn't get too attached to the title... which star the mystery vignette was for... news on Solo Sikoa joining his brothers The Usos on the main roster soon, and Io Shirai likely leaving WWE next month when her contract expires... John Cena celebrates 20 YEARS in WWE, thoughts on his return, his status as the "Greatest of All Time" and calling out the SAD TWEET posted by a former WWE head writer about why the fans booed Cena for eight years straight... how plans changed for Claudio Castagnoli when Bryan Danielson could not wrestle at Forbidden Door... Santana suffers an injury in the Blood & Guts match, and rumors of a rift between him and Ortiz... the Rita Chatterton story resurfaces again with her allegations against Vince McMahon, and Rocky Johnson exposed for having at least five children outside of The Rock... Logan Paul signs with WWE and how things have changed over the years with the way the company uses its celebrities... Jeff Hardy pleads not guilty to DUI and why it's not a big deal... Tammy Sytch gets a public defender and a WARNING from the judge about her boyfriend... a crazy story about NWA star Natalia Markova being robbed on a recent flight and how she was able to get her stuff back... plus, YOUR questions about Sting to AEW as Terry Funk was to ECW, why Vince McMahon turned Roman Reigns heel but not John Cena, Batista in the Hall of Fame, how The Ultimate Warrior nearly ended up back in WWE in late 1997 and why it would have been a total disaster.
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