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SRS was asked a viewer question recently if Dom got heat backstage after speaking publicly about his booking to which he answered no & that everyone he talks to in WWE loves Dom. This is consistent w/ what I've always heard. He's over-the-top respectful & professional with everyone backstage.... show more

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Of course it was Cena's idea. While a lot of his retirement tour was dictated by WWE, his last ever feud being with Dominik Mysterio was definitely 100% John Cena's idea. He loves Dom and believes he's the future face of WWE. And creating a moment for everyone in Judgment Day will last the rest of their careers.

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