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The Watcher:
Wrestling superstar John Cena recently took time out of his busy ass-kicking schedule to talk some smack about his hip-hop contemporaries. The rapping wrestler weighed in on the ongoing feud between 50 Cent and Ja Rule saying that while he respects 50, Ja is "A bit of a punk."

"I’m really not feeling the fact that he turned gangsta," Cena said during a recent stop in Toronto. "Ja Rule was a guy singing hooks and doing R&B remixes. Now he’s talking about shooting people and killing people and that’s not what he’s about — it’s so fake."

Not quite fakes, but not in the good books either are Jay-Z and Fabolos. Both were scheduled to battle Cena at Wrestlemania earlier this year, but Jay-Z didn't feel he would be getting paid enough and Fabolos, well, simply pulled a no-show. They must have feared Cena's flow.

Soon, Cena will have the chance to put his skillz where his mouth is when he releases his first full-length hip-hop album. Having already recorded his bangin’ entrance theme, Cena has recently gone back into the studio to lay tracks for the album he plans to call Basic Thuganomics.

"The WWE used the copy of my entrance theme that I gave them — they were cool with the production and everything," Cena says, explaining how plans for the album came to be. "We worked in a studio in Lynnfield, Massachusetts called Base Camp. 7L did the beat, he’s with 7L and Esoteric – East Coast, underground rap. My cousin Trademark did half the song and I did half the song. We’re now working on a 12-13 track album with all the TV freestyles — like, close to 50 of ‘em on a separate DVD. It’ll be pretty cool stuff."

Though release plans for the disc are still, um, shady, Cena hopes to drop it some time in the next year. In the meantime, does he plan to respond to the challenges to go one-on-one in a freestyle battle with the other rapping wrestler, NWA-TNA’s Ron "The Truth" Killings?

"I don’t know," Cena says, chuckling. "He keeps talking about the battle and I’ll battle him any day. I’ve never turned down a battle. Never turned down a battle."

In other words: right time, right place — IT’S ON!

M Dogg™:
Ron Killings... a.k.a. K-Kwik and John Cena would be a tight ass rivalry in the WWE. they should bring him back, it would be tight. A white rapper vs. a Southern rapper... lol. classic.

Hatesrats™:
Whatever happened to his Terminator persona...lol
This Cena is the worst fucken excuse of a wrestling gimmick ever....
I remember when he wrestled local in the L.A. area..lol
This foo sucked then & he blow's cock now.

And his rap skillz...lol
NO way should he ever even mention any names.

The WWE is DONE.
Hatesrats 2oooTre

WWF 4 life..

The Watcher:
whaaat? have you seen him wrestle? he has wrestling skills, give it 5 years and he will be the 2nd coming of Austin. dude just needs to keep his mouth shut, but he can wrestle

M Dogg™:

--- Quote from: Hatesrats on July 22, 2003, 11:19:30 PM ---Whatever happened to his Terminator persona...lol
This Cena is the worst fucken excuse of a wrestling gimmick ever....
I remember when he wrestled local in the L.A. area..lol
This foo sucked then & he blow's cock now.

And his rap skillz...lol
NO way should he ever even mention any names.

The WWE is DONE.
Hatesrats 2oooTre

WWF 4 life..

--- End quote ---

LOL... so true aboutt he gimmick, he even clowned it himself in a freestyle... I think that was one of the few line I actually like. But as a wrestler, his alright, he has the inring pychology to become huge. The way he interacts with the fans is great, and he is athletic. Now his technique isn't all that, but it gets better with every match. His rapping, well, lets just say him and Ron Killings are wrestlers, and not rappers for a reason.

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