John Cena defeated R-Truth during WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. Truth was facing the man he dubbed his "Childhood Hero" on Saturday with nothing but pride on the line, having previously interfered in Randy Orton's challenge for the WWE Championship at Backlash.

The record breaking 17-time World Champion has been the source of R-Truth's fandom for some time now. In fact, R-Truth has, on several occasions, labeled Cena as his childhood her

WWE Undisputed Champion John Cena has named his top three career feuds. During an appearance at the Philadelphia Fan Expo, John Cena reflected on his storied WWE career. When asked about his favorite feuds,

John Cena is trying to make as many appearances as possible in the last year of his career, wanting to give back to WWE Universe at least some of that affection that has been paid to him for two decades.

Shawn Michaels has weighed in on John Cena’s farewell tour in WWE. Cena capitalized on his shocking heel turn at Elimination Chamber by defeating Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 to earn his record-setting 17th World title,

At Backlash, Cena put the WWE Championship on the line against Randy Orton in Orton's hometown of St. Louis. During the latter stages of the match while the referee was incapacitated Orton, was preparing to punt Cena in the head.

John Cena is ready for another challenge in the final year of his storied career. The current world champion – who shone at both WrestleMania 41 and Backlash – has already shown that he can compete at the highest level even against opponents much younger than him and will start as a clear favorite against R-Truth at Saturday Night's Main Event today.

The world is getting a taste of John Cena as a heel once again, but he faced legitimate fan backlash nearly two decades ago.

WWE fans have gotten something unexpected in the form of John Cena turning heel this year. However, there is significant criticism against the execution of the storyline, which has led veteran journalist Bill Apter to comment on it.