John Cena retired from WWE, and it is making wrestling fans very sad. His retirement reminded music and wrestling fans of a time when Jelly Roll git in the ring to pay tribute to Cena. Jelly Roll stood over Austin Theory and gave him a massive chokeslam that shook the building. He finished it with Cena’s classic hand gesture to show he belongs in the square circle.
The big star did not just do that for a quick cheer from the crowd. He is now getting ready for a huge tag team match in 2025 with Randy Orton. They will go against Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre in a fight everyone wants to see. This match is a test because he wants a full-time job in the ring for 9 months in 2026.
Jelly Roll hits a chokeslam and pays tribute to John Cena
Fans cannot stop talking about how good that move looked on TV. One viewer said the chokeslam was the best from a non-wrestler in over 10 years. Another person joked that the move’s power was too much to handle. People really loved how he switched his face from a smile to a serious look as he got into the zone.
He survived that first fight, even though he was much heavier then. Now he is changing his life so he can return as a true athlete who can go for many minutes. This led to an intense conversation with the champion, Cody Rhodes, about what it takes to be a star.
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He told Cody that he lost a lot of weight because he loves wrestling so much. He wants to be fit enough to work a long schedule without getting tired or hurt. He treats his music and his wrestling with the same hard work and heart.
Jelly Roll is a man who always tells the truth about his life and his struggles. He went from being a fan in the front row to a man who might hold a title one day. You should follow Jelly Roll on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube to see his journey.