Returning massive WWE Superstar should win the 2025 Men's Royal Rumble match, says Rene Dupree
After months of absence, a massive WWE Superstar is set to return on RAW's debut episode on Netflix. Former Tag Team Champion Rene Dupree recently suggested the aforementioned star should win the upcoming Men's Royal Rumble.
John Cena made a surprising appearance at Money in the Bank last year to announce that he would retire from in-ring competition by the end of 2025. The Leader of the Cenation will embark on his retirement tour next Monday on the premiere on RAW on Netflix. On a recent episode of the Cafe de Rene podcast, a fan asked former WWE Superstar Rene Dupree if the 16-time World Champion should win the 2025 Men's Royal Rumble match.
The former Tag Team Champion pointed out that Cena had been the face of the Stamford-based company for many years. Hence, he believes he should indeed win the Royal Rumble to book his ticket to WrestleMania 41's main event:
"Well, you know WWE is an enigma. It's a worldwide brand. Who's been the face of that company longer than Cena? It wasn't Ric Flair. So, yeah, I think he should [win the 2025 Men's Royal Rumble] honestly," he said. [From 01:21:29 to 01:21:46]
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WWE analyst thinks CM Punk could win the 2025 Men's Royal Rumble
On his Notsam Wrestling podcast, WWE analyst Sam Roberts discussed who could win the upcoming Men's Royal Rumble. The 41-year-old pointed out that Roman Reigns would be his first pick.
However, the RAW Talk host claimed CM Punk could win the match if The OTC did not:
"If not Roman Reigns, maybe [CM] Punk. Maybe Punk is the winner, you know, I don't mind that. What if Punk and Drew are number one and two, and Punk and Drew are also the last two, and then Punk eliminates Drew, and he's the winner? Yeah, yeah, could be," he said.
The 2025 Men's Royal Rumble is expected to feature many top superstars and legends. It would be interesting to see who will emerge victorious.
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