John Cena is the most talked about wrestler in WWE and has been for well over a decade now. He's the center of the attention, the main focus of the company and the true face of the company. Nobody is really close to him although it's nice to see Daniel Bryan getting pushed to be at that level. Next Sunday at WrestleMania 30, Cena faces a big test against relative newcomer Bray Wyatt. Wyatt's only been on the main roster since last summer and is making his WrestleMania debut. Think he has a lot of pressure? Of course he does. Any time you have your first WrestleMania match against a top guy you have to be feeling the butterflies a bit. Wyatt's a great performer already, but there's no question that this is the biggest match of his life. Earlier in the week, we took at the reasons why Wyatt must beat Cena. Put simply, a win for Wyatt would mean more than a win for Cena. What's not really known is if that's what is going to happen. One of the biggest questions about this unpredictable match is how the crowd will react to Cena. Will they cheer the guy that is supposed to be the most popular guy on the roster or will they treat him like most WrestleMania crowds and boo him? The assumption is that they're going to boo him, so with that in mind here are some ways WWE can manipulate the fans into cheering John Cena.
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