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Ethan Page Slams Fan Voting in Cena Classic
14 Nov
Summary
- Ethan Page criticizes fan voting for the John Cena Classic tournament.
- He believes fan choices could ignore his talents despite victories.
- The event is set for December 14 at Disney World.

Intercontinental Champion Ethan Page has publicly criticized the fan-voting format for the upcoming John Cena Classic, labeling it 'silly.' Page stated he fears the fan-driven decision-making process could negate his hard-earned victories, particularly as he perceives himself to be disliked by segments of the WWE Universe. He believes this system allows fans to disregard his in-ring abilities without direct confrontation.
Page elaborated that he wouldn't want his success determined by votes cast anonymously, where fans can 'hide in a bathroom stall' or surround themselves with like-minded individuals. He specifically mentioned the possibility of a wrestler with a 'political tour on social media' being voted to victory, overshadowing his own merits.
Despite his strong stance, Page left the door open for potential participation if officially invited, stating he would 'reassess' his decision. He acknowledged the opportunity for other competitors to gain recognition. The John Cena Classic is scheduled for December 14 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney World, forming part of a special 'Monday Night Raw' double episode.
Several wrestlers have already received invitations to the John Cena Classic. These include Cody Rhodes, Zilla Fatu, Kelani Jordan, Romeo Moreno, Noam Dar, Charlotte Flair, Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Lainey Reid.