Stone Cold Steve Austin knows a thing or two about turning heel as a top babyface, but says he is not in a position to give John Cena advice on that role in WWE.

WWE made some mistakes with Stone Cold Steve Austin's 2001 heel run that the company must avoid during John Cena's heel run in 2025.

Since the recent Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event, most of the talk around pro wrestling has been about John Cena's shocking heel turn. While the veteran has yet to explain himself, many have reacted to the segment,

Triple H laid out the creative process behind moments like John Cena‘s heel turn. At Elimination Chamber, John Cena sold his soul to The Rock, kicking Cody Rhodes in the balls and beating him down, turning heel for the first time in two decades.

At Elimination Chamber, WWE shocked the wrestling world by turning John Cena, the ultimate babyface, into a heel as he turned on Cody Rhodes and aligned himself with The Rock. It was the greatest heel turn since the end of Hulkamania when Hulk Hogan turned bad and helped form the nWo with Kevin Nash and Scott Hall at WCW Bash at the Beach in 1996.

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Logan Paul enjoyed seeing John Cena turn heel. Cena stunned everyone when he attacked Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes and aligned with The Rock at WWE Elimination Chamber. The wrestling world continues to buzz about what this run could look like.

Stone Cold Steve Austin could not have a long WWE career as he deserved, especially due to the numerous injuries that have worn down his body. Although his journey into the world of pro-wrestling was relatively short,