John Cena Claps Back at 'Clickbait' Questions After WrestleMania 41 Win

John Cena made quite the entrance at the post-WrestleMania 41 press conference Sunday night, tossing Cody Rhodes’ name plates to the floor before dramatically placing the Undisputed WWE Championship on the podium. If subtlety was on the invite, Cena missed it.

Trying to shake up his relationship with the press, Cena promised a new approach—but when it came time to answer questions, he shut them all down, calling each one a "clickbait question." Reporters hoping for a quote got a lesson in Cena’s definition of journalism, instead.

When asked about his mindset after clinching a historic 17th WWE title, Cena shot back, "You that seems like a clickbait question. I’m beginning to sense a pattern there, that you guys are just searching for headlines. So, I’ll give you one." He then told the press to tune into ‘Monday Night Raw’ to see how he plans to "ruin wrestling," and reminded everyone, "you are talking to the last real champion. Step your game up next time." Honestly, if mic drops were an Olympic sport, Cena would be going for gold.

Earlier that night, Cena had defeated Cody Rhodes after some classic wrestling chaos—using the belt as a weapon before pinning Rhodes center ring. Cena then celebrated in style with Travis Scott, quite literally dancing on the short-lived Rhodes title reign. Some people bring cake to the party, Cena brings attitude.

This win pushes Cena past Ric Flair, making him the all-time record holder for most WWE titles—and in true Cena fashion, he made sure everyone knew it.

The whole weekend was drama-filled, including night one’s main event where Paul Heyman turned on CM Punk and Roman Reigns, teaming up instead with Seth Rollins. WrestleMania 41 really was a soap opera with more spandex and way better entrances.