Why did Senna "steal" at the Paris Competition? A game pays tribute to his half-life opponent and close friends!

At the just-concluded Clash in Paris, although Logan Paul may not be the ideal opponent for John Cena's retired tour in the minds of all WWE fans, the match was in an unexpected way to deliver a brilliant showdown. In this confrontation between veteran John Cena and Logan Paul, who had a great athletic ability, the two players used some unexpected but well-known moves to compete for victory.

John Cena improvised a series of moves during the game to pay tribute to his many old enemies, allies, mentors and rising stars. Fans were lucky enough to see him use the End of Days, which was the ending skill of Baron Corbin; and the Code Red, which was used by both Zelina Vega and Roxanne Perez; of course, what excited everyone the most was the "Legendary Clash" that almost finished the game.

John Cena even added Angel’s Wings to her move library in a tribute to one of his trainers, Christopher Daniels. The former TNA legend coached John Cena in the first few years of his career.

Not only that, Logan Paul also joined the "Salute" action, using the "Zig Zag" famous by Dolph Ziggler, and Cesaro's signature move "Pop-up Uppercut" during the WWE period. Claudio Castagnoli and Nic Nemeth, both mentioned in an "explosive" speech by John Cena earlier this year, are both considered close friends of the 17-time world champion.

Although both wrestlers dig deep into the past moves and tried to secure the victory, it was the familiar ending skill that ultimately brought victory to John Cena: in his debut and farewell battle in Paris, he finally completely subdued Logan Paul after a wonderful showdown.

Post-match decryption: Why did Senna "steal the master"?

The overall quality of this game is unquestionable, but fans quickly focused on John Cena's nostalgic move combination. Especially the "Styles Clash" caused a huge sensation online and in the La Defense Stadium in Paris. The audience cheered one after another, shouting "phenomenal" in order to pay tribute to John Cena's nemesis, AJ Styles.

Many fans believe that this indicates that John Cena and AJ Styles, the old rivals who had a wonderful grudge between 2016 and 2017, are expected to fight another battle. However, John Cena explained the reason after the Paris game, which seemed to make the possibility of another match with the "Phenomenon Master".

"I have had a lot of opponents over the years, but I have only eight games left on my retirement tour," said John Cena. "I know I can't fight another game with everybody who has had an impact on my career. But I think what you guys see tonight is that I thank the people who have influenced my career in the best way to pay tribute to them by using some moves I don't normally do. I have to mention AJ in particular." The grudge between John Cena and AJ Styles is regarded by many fans as one of the most important chapters in WWE history in recent years and one of the most exciting chapters in the careers of the two players. AJ Styles was already one of the greatest wrestlers in the world during his TNA period. But the grudges with John Cena undoubtedly cemented his position as a top player in WWE. Their match in 2017 Royal Rumble helped John Cena tie the legend and win his 16th world championship, a match that is also considered one of the greatest in WWE history.

For fans who are hoping to "squeeze" every drop of possibility from John Cena's retirement tour, the possibility of his final battle with AJ Styles is almost zero, which is undoubtedly a disappointing news. But as the WWE creative team has shown many times this year, they are very sensitive to the voices of WWE fans and are even willing to make a 180-degree turn in creative decision-making. While it doesn't seem likely that John Cena will fight another game with AJ Styles, wrestling fans can still expect that they will "meet" for the last time in some form.

Conclusion: John Cena's match in Paris was not only a victory, but also a farewell full of emotions. He used one familiar move after another to condense his career into just a dozen minutes of games, expressing his deepest respect to his former opponents, friends and mentors. This is like a condensed version of "Wrestling Memoirs", and each move evokes the classic scenes in our hearts. Although his final battle with AJ Styles may not be possible, this respect conveyed through the game action is enough to touch all fans. Perhaps, this is the most precious gift Senna left to us.