GUNTHER has detailed the “tense” backstage atmosphere in Washington D.C. ahead of John Cena’s final WWE match on December 13.
With WWE legends and an incredibly passionate crowd packed inside the Capitol One Arena, John Cena’s career wrapped up with a submission loss to GUNTHER, a result that has since been debated and discussed in the days that have followed Saturday Night’s Main Event.
After gloating about his win on Raw, GUNTHER spoke candidly about the result with TMZ Sports, describing the win as the “most meaningful of his career”:
“It was definitely the biggest, the most meaningful win of my career maybe. Or the win with the biggest reaction afterwards, that I can definitely say.
“I think it’s hard to compare to anything else because John Cena has been such a legendary figure in WWE, but the wrestling world in general. So it’s really hard to compare”.
GUNTHER then shared details of the “tense” and “very serious” backstage atmosphere ahead of the match, comparing it to WrestleMania:
“The whole day I could tell people were really tense and very serious about everything. It almost felt more important than WrestleMania to a lot of people backstage, if I can compare it to that.
“I knew what I was going to do anyway, so the clock was ticking, it almost felt like a time bomb to explode at the end of the day, and it did, thankfully to my advantage.”
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