John Cena Confronts Fan For Secretly Filming Him
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A video of John Cena confronting a fan has gone viral. The clip from Fanatics Fest shows Cena addressing a fan who was recording him without permission.
After the fan took a photo with him, they continued to film Cena as he walked away. This prompted the WWE legend to stop and speak to the person.
John Cena's Message On Consent
Cena calmly explained his position on being filmed in public. He stated that he believes in the importance of consent.
"I'm a big fan of consent," Cena said to the fan. "So if you would like to take a video, I'm a big fan of consent."
The fan immediately apologized and stopped recording the interaction. Cena then walked away from the situation.
Cena Returns To Speak With The Fan
Moments later, Cena returned to speak with the fan again. He apologized for walking away and explained the chaotic nature of the environment.
"I'm sorry for walking away from you. Just take a deep breath," Cena stated. "And I feel like I'm in a tough situation... I just know it's kinda chaos back here."
He then reiterated his point about asking for permission. He told the fan he would be happy to interact as long as they asked first.
"I'll give you whatever you want, as long as you ask. I appreciate you," he concluded.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - APRIL 20: John Cena walks to the ring as he is introduced before his match against Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship during WrestleMania 41 at Allegiant Stadium on April...
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - APRIL 20: John Cena walks to the ring as he is introduced before his match against Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship during WrestleMania 41 at Allegiant Stadium on April 20, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. MoreCena's 2025 farewell tour has been defined by a historic heel turn. After winning the Elimination Chamber match in February, he shocked the world at WrestleMania 41 by defeating Cody Rhodes to capture his record-breaking 17th world championship.
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As the new Undisputed WWE Champion, Cena has embraced his villainous side, retaining his title against stars like Randy Orton by using cheap shots and underhanded tactics. His run has been built around a renewed, intense rivalry with his old nemesis, CM Punk.
Cena has adopted a more aggressive promo style, verbally attacking Punk ahead of their highly anticipated championship match at Night of Champions. This feud has become the centerpiece of Cena's final year, as he balances his farewell tour with a dominant, controversial title reign. It will likely be the headlining match of this show.
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