John Cena's shocking heel turn could pave the way for other WWE wrestlers who need a new creative direction for their characters.

After John Cena turned heel and aligned with The Rock following his Elimination Chamber win earlier this month, many fans quickly began to question if his betrayal of Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes had become the greatest heel turn of all time.

It finally happened. John Cena has become a heel. After spending the vast majority of his 24-year wrestling career as the symbolic and literal “face” of WWE, Cena shocked the world during Elimination Chamber on Saturday night by siding with The Rock and beating down champion Cody Rhodes to cement himself as the bad guy entering Wrestlemania.

A vicious beatdown ensued, and Cena punched Rhodes with the gold Rolex Rhodes was gifted by WWE’ Chief Content Officer Triple H and WWE CEO Nick Khan after his championship match against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40 last year.

The Hulkster shared his thoughts on Cena's big character change.

Longtime fans remember how “well” that went for Nexus. At SummerSlam, the seven members of Nexus competed against Team WWE, helmed by Cena. With John being the last member on his squad, Wade Barrett DDT’d him on the concrete floor, seemingly ensuring victory given he and Justin Gabriel had a two-on-one advantage.

WWE might be working on a tag team name for The Rock and John Cena and what they've come up with might surprise a few fans.

Following on from a combination that the WWE Universe never saw coming, the rumoured team name for The Rock and John Cena has been revealed.

The Undertaker will be happy either way if John Cena does or does not win the WWE Championship before retiring. Speaking on the Six Feet Under Podcast, The Undertaker discussed John Cena’s retirement run.

J ohn Cena has officially turned heel, and the WWE Universe can’t stand it! At Elimination Chamber, the “Hustle, Loyalty, Respect” symbol shocked the world when he sided wit