Will John Cena Be Taking Time Off After WWE SummerSlam?, Referee Flips Out on Facebook To Fans

August 13, 2013

Cena To Take Time Off?

F4WOnline.com is reporting that the elbow injury that John Cena has is actually quite serious and that it may require him to take some time off after WWE SummerSlam. WWE officials have been very quiet in conversations backstage about him taking time off after SummerSlam on Sunday. John Cena is slated to have surgery on the injured elbow after Sunday's event, which means he will be taking some time off.

WWE Referee Rants on Facebook

WWE referee Mark Harris flipped out on fans on Facebook yesterday, after his botch during the Natalya and Khali vs. AJ Lee and Big E Langston match. Here is what he wrote:

"Funny how "amateur", "indie", and "unemployed former refs" think they know it all but have NO IDEA. There's a reason your where your at and I'm where I'm at, "a professional referee with the number one entertainment company in the world. I'm the now, your yester year. Keep your opinions to yourself cause I'm definitely not taking advice from someone with less experience and not at a level I am, so continue to hate and I'll continue to work tv's and pay per view. Enjoy your life cause I'm loving mine!"

"Funny how 'amateur', 'indie', and 'unemployed former refs' think they know it all but have NO IDEA. There's a reason your where your at and I'm where I'm at, a professional referee with the number one entertainment company in the world. I'm the now, your yester year. Keep your opinions to yourself cause I'm definitely not taking advice from someone with less experience and not at a level I am, so continue to hate and I'll continue to work tv's and pay per view. Enjoy your life cause I'm loving mine!"
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