10 WWE Stars Who Will Miss WrestleMania 37

3. John Cena

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'His program would've started by now'.

That's the overriding feeling surrounding thoughts of John Cena turning up in Tampa for this year's supershow festivities. JC is a crossover movie star now, meaning WWE would want to capitalise on his star power by pre-announcing him for a WrestleMania appearance. Chances of him being a surprise on the night are slim.

Cena pre-empted disappointment by publicly revealing that HBO's Suicide Squad offshoot 'Peacemaker' is his main priority right now. It also doesn't help that the show is being filmed in Canada - that'd cause all sorts of quarantine-related problems for John if he crossed the border for a gig at 'Mania.

Again, this is John Cena. WWE, much like they did for his feud with Bray Wyatt last year, would want to make a huge deal out of him working April's pay-per-view for at least a month beforehand. It seems like any questions about Cena playing the swerve card are wishful thinking from fans.

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