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Las Vegas – There was a tangible difference in the way John Cena entered his Wrestlemania 41 match against Cody Rhodes for an undisputed WWE championship on Sunday night.
There are no colors, without crowds, loyalty and respect and nothing that represented what Cena built in WWE for her entire career. Instead, it was black and white. It was just John Cena and his search for the 17th WWE championship.
Cena’s music shook the Allegiant Stadium as he walked toward the ring. He held a towel behind him, who read, “It’s the last time now.” Boos rained the raft as if Las Vegas raiders were blowing the playoffs.
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John Cena was presented before his match against Cody Rhodes for the undisputed WWE Championship during Wrestlemania 41 at the Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025. In Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Maybe he didn’t want any part of Rhodes at the beginning of the match, avoiding plot and waiting for the right moment to strike. He did things that the typical price did not do – big boots, stiff clothing lines and mud.
The match turned into a dog fight. Rhodes and Cena are moving into a rivalry, which has been grown since the price aligned with a rock at the elimination chamber.
Fans? Split. The singing duel “Let’s Go Cena” and “Cena Sisks” rang throughout the stadium.
Cena couldn’t help it at one point. He tried five joints, but he was caught in the eyes in his eyes from Rhodes. The tables turned. Rhodes struck a disaster and a Cody cutter.
Cena caught Rhodes with an adaptation of attitude. After falling soon, the center then inserted into stirring of five joints. Adjusting the attitude from the upper rope was not enough. Not yet.
The match was worn. The crowd was loud. Rhodes played in them, and Cena caught him with her finisher and then with a submission. Rhodes wouldn’t stop.
John Cena (R) in action against Cody Rhodes for an undeniably WWE Championship during the Wrestlemania 41 at the Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Ref landed and when Rhodes took control, there was no one who could count his pin.
Cena tried to dirt a little when he exposed the ring. He struck an attitude adjustment. Ref woke up and counted one, two – no!
Nowhere, Travis Scott’s music shone. Scott left Rhodes with a black eye at the end of the elimination chamber and wanted more. Rhodes became wise and turned the tables on the price. Just as Ref needed to count the needle, Scott pulled out Ref from the ring. Rhodes caused Scott to enter the ring and the two stared at each other. Scott tried a slap, but Rhodes hit him with a cross -rhodes.
The Travis Scott rapper faces Cody Rhodes during the WWE Championship match against John Cen during Wrestlemania 41 at the Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025. In Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Cena took the title and tried to hit Rhodes. They chewed him up and Rhodes took him. He threatened to hit the price, and Cena begged him. He couldn’t do that.
Cena was a low rhodes and hit him with that title.
It was the time of the price. He scored Rhodes and strengthened his record that set the 17th title.
John Cena celebrates after the defeat of Cody Rhodes for the undisputed WWE Championship during the Wrestlemania 41 at the Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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