On a recent edition of WWE’s “The Bump,” John Cena discussed a wide range of topics, including The Bloodline’s current situation, with whom he has been feuding in recent weeks. He said,
“The Bloodline has a great thing going, and it’s also very frail at the same time. I think people can sense the possible frailty, the house of cards is blowing in the wind, and that’s when everybody’s like, I can step up and do this. I don’t blame them for doing everything they can to try to solidify their position at the top. I don’t know, I guess I’m the guy foolish enough to step up anyway.”
Sharing his thoughts on Jimmy Uso’s demeanor in Roman Reigns’ absence of late, Cena said,
“Jimmy and I actually go way back. The first time him and his brother had matches in the WWE, I was there. I remember encouraging them to honor their Samoan heritage before the matches. I don’t blame the drastic measures, I don’t blame the brash personality, I endorse it. I mean, the way I first connected with the audience was by being very brash and by taking crazy risks and it necessarily by being virtuous.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Cena spoke about Roman Reigns and how he has some unfinished business with the Undisputed Universal Champion. You can read about that by clicking here.
Cena also shared his thoughts on Solo Sikoa on the show, as you can check out here.
(h/t Fightful)