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Potential Spoiler on When John Cena Will Start Competing For Raw

By Chris Featherstone

Weeks before John Cena made his July 4th return on SmackDown Live after a three-month absence, he started to be labeled as a “free agent,” having the ability to compete for the brand of his choosing. For the past five weeks, Cena has stuck to SmackDown Live, commencing feuds with both Rusev and Baron Corbin, as well as having a highly-acclaimed match against Shinsuke Nakamura.

There have been numerous reports stating that Cena could be pegged to face Roman Reigns at WrestleMania, possibly changing Reigns’ WWE Universal Championship match against Brock Lesnar that has been rumored for the pay-per-view in New Orleans for a number of months.

Per the Barclays Center, who will be hosting both SummerSlam and Raw, Cena is confirmed to appear on both nights.

As WZ previously reported, Cena is scheduled to appear on the next Raw-exclusive pay-per-view, No Mercy. This is a strong indication that Cena will remain competing on Monday nights henceforth.

Chris Featherstone
Chris Featherstone

Chris Featherstone is an experienced sports and media journalist, writing for sites such as FOX Sports, Sports Illustrated, Daily DDT, Bleacher Report and the Inquisitr. He has a Bachelor's degree in Public Relations, with a minor in Communications, and a Master's degree in Theological Studies. He is nearly finished with his PhD in Forensic Psychology. 
In 2012, Chris Founded the Pancakes and Powerslams Show. From what started as a vision to be a unique wrestling podcast, has now turned to a show that merits tens of thousands of listeners, as well as weekly interviews from current or former stars from WWE, Impact Wrestling, Ring of Honor, Lucha Underground, and the National Wrestling Alliance. The show has been a host to nearly 100 guests, sharing little-known road stories and uncovering buzzworthy information about their careers.
Chris' favorite wrestler of all-time is Sting, and favorite match is Sting vs. Ric Flair at the 1990 Great American Bash.

He can also memorize all of the past Royal Rumble winners, as well as the people who have fallen victim to The Undertaker's Streak. In addition, he can memorize all the U.S. state capitals.
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