John Cena

name=John Cena

Trademarks

"The Five Moves of Doom"

Cena's "Five Moves of Doom" is a term that some wrestling fans use to refer to a combo of moves Cena uses when he is on a comeback in match that leads to the pin. The phrase was originally coined in the Internet wrestling community as a reference to Bret Hart, who had a well-established sequence of five moves in the same context (in both cases, the term was also at times used in a pejorative fashion by critics who perceived the wrestler in question to have a limited moveset). He often began on the losing end of the match, then would build momentum using these 5 moves, preceded by a series of lariats. The following are the 5 Moves and are in the approximate order in which Cena uses them.

Related Topics:
Internet wrestling community - Bret Hart

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• Flying shoulderblock
• Sitout Hip Toss
• Freestyle / Protoplex (Blue Thunder Sideslam)
• Five-Knuckle Shuffle (Augmented fist drop)
• F-U (Standing Firemen's Carry) (finishing move)

Signature moves and weapons

• Steel chain
• Brass knuckles
• Swinging Fisherman Suplex
• Throwback (Modified flip over neckbreaker/facebuster)
• Multiple clothesline
• Back body drop

Catchphrases

• "Word Life!"
• "You can't see me!"
• "The champ is here!"
• "If you want some, come... get... some!"
• "This is how we roll!"