Grayson Waller: John Cena Tests People On The Mic, I Felt Comfortable In There With Him

Fans in London at the O2 Arena got a big surprise at WWE Money in the Bank when John Cena made an und appearance.

Cena got the crowd fired up by advocating for a London WrestleMania, but the party was cut a little short when Grayson Waller interrupted. Waller and Cena sparred a bit on the microphone before Waller attacked Cena. In the end, Cena stood tall with the AA.

Speaking to Ariel Helwani on the MMA Hour, Waller reflected on his confrontation with Cena.

"The weird thing is, I felt like I have been there before, because I put a lot of work into what I do. I work very very hard. If you don't think I haven't thought about what I would say to John Cena if I stood across from him, I've thought about that many times. It's very funny. Myself and Carmelo Hayes a few weeks before talked about it. 'If you're ever in there with Cena and he came at you.' We've all seen before that Cena goes in on people. He doesn't hold back. He's going to tell you what he thinks. I love that about him. He's the measuring stick on the microphone, and he tests people. You see what he did with (Austin) Theory earlier in the year. He was testing Theory, the way he talked to him and put it on him. I've thought about that moment so many times. When I went out there, I felt completely comfortable. I've thought about being across from you, your music is not going to scare me, you standing here is not going to scare me. This is where I belong. That's the attitude I bring into these things and that's why I look so comfortable. I work hard. Nights like that are easy for me. They are the nights I get to enjoy," he said.

Asked if he was happy with his performance in the segment, Waller said, "I guess so. I don't think I'm happy with anything I do. I think I showed a lot of people who I was. I know online people were complaining, 'Oh, he's a talk show host now.' People didn't know I was hurt. 'What's he even doing, he doesn't belong there.' All of a sudden, everyone switches because fans are so easy to change. Now it's, 'Wow, he's so good.' Get off the bandwagon, I don't need you on my side. I think I proved myself, not only to people online, but people backstage. No one knew John was there. I'm walking around all day, and people are like, 'why is he here? The SmackDown crew flew home yesterday.' 'Just hanging out.' Obviously, there was someone hiding in the halls of the O2 Arena."