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On the June 27, 2002, episode of SmackDown, he walked out to answer Kurt Angle’s open challenge, saying he had ruthless aggression, before slapping the Olympic gold medalist.
During a recent interview on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet, former WWE World Tag Team Champion Rob Conway talked about how the match came about.
Conway said John Cena worked as a heel during his time in OVW and said he was informed about his debut against Kurt Angle by Michael Hayes.
“In OVW, he was a heel the whole time. I was driving with him on his debut in the WWE. It was the two of us; we stayed in the hotel, went up, and got to the building, and Michael Hayes sat down with us and said, ‘John, you know what you’re doing tonight?’ He was like, ‘Nope.’ He goes, ‘You’re going against Kurt Angle.’ He was like, ‘Okay,’” he said.
Rob Conway mentioned that Hayes told Cena to get a haircut before the big debut. He said he handed him his rental car keys so that he could get the haircut.
“He had, like Zack Morris type of hair, was like shaved on the side and long on top, it’s blonde, and they said we want you to get a haircut, and it was before we had the people backstage to do it, so I had to give him the rental car keys so he’d get his hair cut. He was a babyface that night. I don’t think he’d ever been a babyface. He was always a heel as The Prototype,” he added.
John Cena reveals WWE creative shot down his idea
John Cena’s final year as an active WWE performer saw him go on a retirement tour, where he appeared for 36 dates.
However, the Franchise Player wanted to be around for much longer. During a Q&A at Tampa Bay Comic Convention, he was asked whether there was anything he wanted to do during his retirement tour but didn’t get to.
John Cena said he wanted to work for most of the year with 250 dates in mind. However, he revealed that the creative told him that things had changed in the promotion, and they only needed him for a limited number of dates.
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