Gunther has finally spoken up regarding the debated conclusion of his Saturday Night’s Main Event bout with John Cena. The Ring General was considered a significant opponent by the audience even before the fight began, due to the threat he posed to Cena’s reputation.
Fans rally behind Cena during intense Capital One Arena showdown
Throughout the contest, the 17-time World Champion had to stay on the defensive almost the entire time, with only brief moments of offense, including top rope leg drops and Super Attitude Adjustments. Determined to finish the fight, the Austrian superstar applied a sleeper hold, prompting the crowd at the Capital One Arena to chant “Don’t tap out” in unison.
Cena’s submission sparks conversation
While trying to escape the hold, Cena ultimately tapped out but did so with a grin. The ending, along with his smile, surprised many fans. Cena explained his version of events, and Gunther shared his opinion during The Ringer Wrestling Show, saying it was a gesture of calmness and acknowledgment, and he was okay with it.
Gunther dominates as WWE’s ruthless Ring General
Saturday Night’s Main Event concluded with Gunther establishing himself as WWE’s top villain. His character was so menacing that he was escorted out of the arena by security. The Ring General has often emphasized that he is determined, career-oriented, and has few co-workers he considers friends.
Gunther opens up on life after his big win over John Cena
He shared insights about his life following the triumph over Cena on TMZ Sports: “To be honest, I kind of disappeared. I didn’t really speak to many people because, sometimes, when the damage is done, you just leave it and don’t dwell on it. I took a bath in it on Monday, but I haven’t really been around much since the match.”
