John Cena's heel turn at WWE Elimination Chamber is still rattling the wrestling world, and the wheels appear to be fully in motion for a character change for the 16-time world champion. Cena went heel for the first time in more than two decades at the Premium Live Event,

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John Cena’s turn to the dark side has everyone talking — and it’s not just wrestling fans. His shocking betrayal at Elimination Chamber has left a lasting impact on the WWE Universe and beyond, so much so that even an infamous Cybertronian has weighed in.

Logan Paul enjoyed seeing John Cena turn heel. Cena stunned everyone when he attacked Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes and aligned with The Rock at WWE Elimination Chamber. The wrestling world continues to buzz about what this run could look like.

If WWE fans had listened to Logan Paul, then nobody would have been surprised to see John Cena's heel turn. In Toronto at WWE Elimination Chamber, The Rock, with Travis Scott at his side, attempted to recruit Cody Rhodes, insisting he become his champion. Rhodes refused, leading The Rock to enlist John Cena.

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Triple H laid out the creative process behind moments like John Cena‘s heel turn. At Elimination Chamber, John Cena sold his soul to The Rock, kicking Cody Rhodes in the balls and beating him down, turning heel for the first time in two decades.