Las Vegas – John Cena broke into the press conference after WrestleMania 41 on Sunday night and threw Cody Rhodes’s names on the ground while placing the WWE championship indisputable on the podium.
He told reporters that he was trying to build a better relationship with the press as he advanced in his professional struggle career. However, Cena refused to answer any questions that journalists threw him and denounced each one as a “clickbait question.”
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John Cena talks at the WWE Post Show Duration Wrestlemania 41 on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025 in Las Vegas. (Eric Johnson/wwe through Getty Images)
“You look like a clickbait question,” he said in response to a question about his mentality while achieving the feat of winning his 17th WWE title. “I am starting to feel a pattern there, that you are only looking for headlines. So, I will give you one.
“Tune in ‘Monday Night Raw’ to see how wrestling. And keep in mind that he is talking to the last real champion. Pass your game next time.”
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John Cena celebrates after defeating Cody Rhodes for the indisputable duration of the WWE Wrestlemania 41 championship at the Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025 in Las Vegas. (Ethan Miller/Getty images)
Cena defeated Rhodes earlier at night after hitting him with his belt and holding it in the middle of the ring. The famous with Travis Scott and danced in the grave that was the reign of the Rhodes title.
The historical achievement of dinner beat Ric Flair for most WWE titles of all time.
John Cena celebrates with rapper Travis Scott after defeating Cody Rhodes for the indisputable duration of the WWE Wrestlemania 41 championship on April 20, 2025, in Las Vegas. (Ethan Miller/Getty images)
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The victory followed the main event of Night One, which saw Paul Heyman light CM Punk and Roman Reigns and align with Seth Rollins.
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