John Cena’s Eminem Inspired WrestleMania Entrance Made Mark Henry A Pro Wrestling Fan Again

John Cena is a 16-time World Champion and was the face of the company throughout the PG era. He has been part of numerous iconic moments in the company as well. Mark Henry also revealed how John Cena helped him love pro wrestling again.

Cena is known as Big Match John and there is a good reason for that. He has always put on his best performances at WrestleMania. This also includes his entrances during the Show of Shows.

While speaking on Busted Open Radio, Mark Henry talked about John Cena’s WrestleMania 25 entrance, where he had an army of look-alikes as Cena made his way to the ring. Henry stated that his entrance made him become a pro wrestling fan again.

“I’m going to let you all know that first off, I’m a big Eminem fan. When John Cena did the army of John Cena’s like Eminem did – going out on stage and the way they walked to the ring on both sides, and then they came together like a military time and they all had their heads down like they’re bowing to the ring. And then you hear Cena’s music and they split over and did a uniform salute at the same time, and suddenly John Cena came out and they started doing the ‘You can’t see me’. That is exactly what made me a fan again.’

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“That entrance made me a fan again and I knew John Cena. When he came to me after the match was over, and he did some impressive s**t in the match. Him AAing Big Show and Edge at the same time? S**t! How can you not like that dude? How can you not like him? That’s why I considered it the best entrance I ever saw.”

John Cena and Mark Henry were also rivals at one point in time. The two have a lot of mutual respect for each other and that is what matters in the end.

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