Former WWE stars Fandango, also known as JDC, and Tyler Breeze have commented on John Cena's iconic heel turn at the Elimination Chamber earlier this year. Speaking with "GABBY AF," Breeze shared his fondness for Cena's villainous persona,

There’s no element of surprise with Cena’s run when it comes to results. It was obvious he was at 90-plus-percent odds to win all of his matches since the turn and only made worse by the “retirement tour” branding that gave fans an obvious timeline to follow.

Throughout this whole heel turn, Cena has railed against the WWE fans for always wanting too much from him or for wavering in their support of him when he started winning too much. His opening promo as a heel was breakup speak, trying to get fans to turn on him and never look back as he seemed ready to put all the goodwill between them in the past.

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Shawn Michaels has weighed in on John Cena’s farewell tour in WWE. Cena capitalized on his shocking heel turn at Elimination Chamber by defeating Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 to earn his record-setting 17th World title,

If everything lines up, this is the one I’m taking home with me,” Cena said while discussing his current title reign at a convention in Philadelphia.

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