The fallout of Money in the Bank directly took us to Monday Night RAW. It was John Cena who opened the show and had the Phoenix audience on the edge of their seats. Coming from a loss at MITB, it was exciting to hear what the Undisputed WWE Champion had to say. However, all he did was talk down on R-Truth and show fans how they are in the wrong.
John Cena Criticizes Fans For Being ‘The Online Heroes’
Spineless Keyboard Warriors
Armchair Activists 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Cena be speaking facts bruh lmao #WWERAW pic.twitter.com/tIIDWZ6d2i
— FireFly⭕️RedWolf🐺 20 Dates H.L.D.R. (@FireFly4Everr) June 10, 2025
Halfway through, Cena accused fans of misusing their voices on “the class clown” instead of real competition. The tension underscores Cena’s heel turn, as fans’ loyalty to Truth clashes with his retirement narrative, setting the stage for dramatic WWE developments.
CM Punk confronts John Cena
Right after Cena spoke about everything about the R-Truth situation and criticized the fans, it was time for some real championship business. CM Punk entered the ring, seizing the microphone to confront Cena. He expressed his willingness to resolve their conflict through physical means, noting the paradox of Cena’s defense of wrestling’s status quo while undermining its essence.
CENA vs. PUNK
ONE FINAL TIME
Night of Champions? 👀#WWERaw pic.twitter.com/jffIUtms48— WWE (@WWE) June 10, 2025
Punk acknowledges his past errors, offering an apology, and recognizes Cena’s descent into power-driven corruption, mirroring his own 2012 downfall. Punk challenges Cena to an immediate match, but Cena insists the title shot awaits in Saudi Arabia at Night of Champions. As tensions mount, Seth Rollins emerges, reminding both of his Money in the Bank leverage.