As John Cena, WWE's most hated and most beloved athlete depending on who you ask, prepares to return to the WWE at Sunday's Hell in a Cell pay-per-view, he decided to tweet at another beloved yet hated athlete in LeBron James. While Cena is considered one of the most controversial WWE Superstars for the range of emotions different people feel toward him, James embodies that same thing after his "decision" to leave Cleveland to go to Miami a few years ago.
Adding to the parallel between the two athletes is that WWE's pay-per-view, which will see Cena return after missing over two months due to a distended elbow and a torn triceps, takes place in Miami, Florida in the very arena James now plays in after signing with the Heat.
So leading up to his World Heavyweight Championship bout with Alberto Del Rio at Sunday's spectacle, Cena reached out to James on Twitter about "bringing his talents to South Beach":
This Sunday @KingJames i choose to take my talents to South Beach. @SportsCenter @WWEUniverse time to win a championship. #evenstronger #WRS
— John Cena (@JohnCena) October 23, 2013
Cena was originally scheduled to return from his injury at January's Royal Rumble pay-per-view as his initial prognosis following the announcement that he'd need the operation on the Aug. 19 edition of Monday Night RAW called for Cena to miss four-to-six months before stepping back into the ring fully recovered. Cena, however, much like he's done before, was able to return from injury sooner than expected and the WWE hopes its ratings will rise after they fell far down in Cena's absence.
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Another injured Superstar, Sheamus, has also missed some significant time since August after undergoing a surgery on his shoulder to repair a torn labrum. Sheamus had the same timetable as Cena with the WWE hoping to get him back by the Royal Rumble in January, however where Cena has been able to rehab vigorously for his early return, Sheamus seems as though he'll stay true to the timeframe.
The latest update on Sheamus, according to WrestlingInc.com, is that he'll be back between December and February, with the Royal Rumble appearing as the most likely time.
If and when he does return, the Celtic Warrior may look a little different as he recently shared a picture on his Twitter account of himself without his trademark bright red beard. Sheamus, a three-time World Champion, tweeted the following picture while attending an anti-bullying rally in Orlando, Fla. and was photographed with a clean shaven look:
“@ballsdotie: Big news in our Best Beard in Irish Sport bracket; @WWESheamus has been disqualified!! pic.twitter.com/Flpz7xiFbj” Ah..... Balls! — Sheamus (@WWESheamus) October 25, 2013
Sheamus remains a few months away while Cena will look to win a championship in an arena that boasts a Heat team that has won two championships in a row when Cena makes his comeback Sunday at the American Airlines Arena in Miami at Hell in a Cell.
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