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When you are in Chicago (the hometown of CM Punk), you know for sure that you are getting
booed especially if your opponent is CM Punk himself! John Cena found this out the hard
way! In 2011 at Money in the Bank, the match between John Cena and CM Punk not only had
the WWE championship on the line but John Cena’s job. As well as this, CM Punk’s
contract was expiring at midnight and he had plans to walk away with the title around his
waist. From the moment Cena came out to the ring, the Chicago crowd were not happy to
see him to say the least! Just look at Cena’s face during his entrance… The gruelling
match ended with CM Punk pinning John Cena 1,2,3 to win the WWE championship even after
Vince McMahon tried to rig the result. As you can imagine, Vince McMahon was furious
at the result as he tried to get Alberto Del Rio to cash-in his Money in the Bank briefcase
but it didn’t work! The pay per view ended with CM Punk blowing a kiss to Vince McMahon
as he walked off through the Chicago crowd. A sight I’m sure Vince McMahon still thinks
about to this day!
John Cena makes the list again but this time we go back to 2006 when he appeared at ECW
One Night Stand - a night Cena will definitely want to forget about! The main event of ECW
One Night Stand saw John Cena defend his WWE Championship against Rob Van Dam. But, before
the match even started, it was evident that the ECW crowd were anti-Cena to begin with
based on the boos Cena received for his entrance and the fact that Cena had his own shirt (which
he wore to the ring) thrown back at him numerous times! Throughout the match, the crowd hurled
insults towards Cena such as: “F*ck you, Cena”, “same old sh*t”, “overrated”
and “you can’t wrestle.” The match finished with Rob Van Dam defeating John Cena for the
WWE Championship thanks to a little help from Edge who speared Cena through a table leaned
against the turnbuckle. It comes as no surprise that the crowd were over the moon about the
result as the chant, “Thank you, Edge” could be heard throughout the arena!
On the 1st October edition of Monday Night Raw, Kevin Owens and Elias were in Seattle
in what they thought was just another day in the office until Elias landed himself in
hot water with the crowd after he made a joke about Seattle not having a basketball team.
This was in reference to the Seattle SuperSonics relocating from Seattle, Washington to Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma in 2008, which as you can tell the Seattle fans have still not forgotten
about! The crowd were booing continuously throughout Elias and Kevin Owens’ promo
which forced them to raise their voices over the angry Seattleites. I don’t even think
Kevin Owens and Elias were prepared for the reactions that they received. The look on
Elias’ face just says it all… It’s clearly evident that the crowd were not going to Walk
With Elias after that one!
After being the second person to defeat The Undertaker on the grandest stage of them all,
Roman Reigns had quite the reception the next day on Raw after WrestleMania 33. As we already
know, Roman Reigns gets a lot of heat from the WWE crowd on a daily basis but this…
this was on a whole new level! The moment Reigns’ music hit, the crowd were not having
it! With Reigns inside the ring, the crowd voiced their hatred towards him with chants
including: “F*ck you Roman”, “You Suck”, “A$$h*le”, “Roman sucks”, “Shut
the f*ck up” and maybe the worst one to say… “Go away!” Every time Roman was
about to speak, the crowd just instantly shut him down by booing as loud as they could!
As tough as this must have been to take in, you’ve got to admit but Reigns kind of walked
away the real winner here as he took in all of this hate and then shut down the crowd
with his one liner, “This is my yard now!”
One of the most famous and controversial incidents to happen in WWE history was the Montreal
Screwjob. This saw Bret Hart basically get screwed by Vince McMahon for his WWF World
Heavyweight Championship after he refused to drop his title to Shawn Michaels at Survivor
Series 1997. Under strict orders from the Chairman, referee Earl Hebner was forced to
call for the bell when Shawn Michaels had Bret Hart in a Sharpshooter submission hold
even though Bret Hart clearly did not tap out. Bret Hart was so angry with the result
that he spat in Vince McMahon’s face as well as destroying the set and writing “WCW”
in the air. Eight years later, Shawn Michaels returned to Montreal and delivered one of
the most memorable heel promos in WWE history by opening with the line, “Who’s your
daddy, Montreal?” In this promo, Michaels proudly admitted how he screwed Bret once
and that he’d do it again as well as disrespectfully singing “O Canada” to the crowd. When
Bret Hart’s music hit during Shawn Michaels’ promo, the Montreal crowd went into a frenzy,
however, they soon realised that it was all just an elaborate prank set up by Shawn Michaels!
Michaels had so much heat on him that night that I’m surprised nobody tried to jump
the barrier and just outright kill him!