Surprises And Everything You Should Know
The post Surprises And Everything You Should Know appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. FAIRBORN, OHIO – MAY 09: John Cena makes his entrance during SmackDown at Nutter Center on May 9, … More 2025 in Fairborn, Ohio. (Photo by Michael Marques/WWE via Getty Images) WWE via Getty Images WWE Backlash was eventful. There were no new champions crowned, but the matches were pretty layered. Let’s take a look at everything that happened in St. Louis on Saturday night, including John Cena’s memorable match against Randy Orton. WWE Backlash 2025 Results and Breakdown In the main event, John Cena retained the title over Randy Orton with the help of three downed-referee spots and a hilariously appropriate injection of R-Truth that ultimately put the G.O.A.T. over. Here is the end sequence: Here are some of the more memorable spots. Cena left with a parting shot and another example of impeccable mic work. I’m not sure how many people noticed some of Cena’s physical actions after the primary pay-per-view stream ended. Cena seems to be planting the seeds for his face turn. He appeared to be conflicted as the WWE Universe, who still support him, began to overpower the haters with positive chants. Cena walked to the locker room slowly and seemingly unsure of his newly adopted nasty ways. We’ll see, but as for the match with Orton, it was booked perfectly considering where the two rivals are in their careers. Cena took two table bumps, and there were countless kickouts after finishes. I loved every minute of it from a pure action and nostalgia standpoint. Gunther def. Pat McAfee This match felt pretty pointless. There was no clear storyline to progress here. Perhaps something will come from this, but as it was, McAfee showed excellent toughness and a true understanding of the business he’s become attached to. I expected to see Goldberg inserted into this…
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FAIRBORN, OHIO – MAY 09: John Cena makes his entrance during SmackDown at Nutter Center on May 9, … More 2025 in Fairborn, Ohio. (Photo by Michael Marques/WWE via Getty Images) WWE via Getty Images WWE Backlash was eventful. There were no new champions crowned, but the matches were pretty layered. Let’s take a look at everything that happened in St. Louis on Saturday night, including John Cena’s memorable match against Randy Orton. WWE Backlash 2025 Results and Breakdown In the main event, John Cena retained the title over Randy Orton with the help of three downed-referee spots and a hilariously appropriate injection of R-Truth that ultimately put the G.O.A.T. over. Here is the end sequence: Here are some of the more memorable spots. Cena left with a parting shot and another example of impeccable mic work. I’m not sure how many people noticed some of Cena’s physical actions after the primary pay-per-view stream ended. Cena seems to be planting the seeds for his face turn. He appeared to be conflicted as the WWE Universe, who still support him, began to overpower the haters with positive chants. Cena walked to the locker room slowly and seemingly unsure of his newly adopted nasty ways. We’ll see, but as for the match with Orton, it was booked perfectly considering where the two rivals are in their careers. Cena took two table bumps, and there were countless kickouts after finishes. I loved every minute of it from a pure action and nostalgia standpoint. Gunther def. Pat McAfee This match felt pretty pointless. There was no clear storyline to progress here. Perhaps something will come from this, but as it was, McAfee showed excellent toughness and a true understanding of the business he’s become attached to. I expected to see Goldberg inserted into this…
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