WWE.com posted an article breaking down John Cena's "Five Moves of Doom." The "official" list is as follows:

1. Flying shoulder block
2. Flying shoulder block
3. Side slam
4. Five Knuckle Shuffle
5. Attitude Adjustment

Read more at http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/news/294432/WWE-Breaks-Down-John-Cena//s-//Five-Moves-of-Doom.htm#rVyOwbVf3gHGgheq.99

STFU?

You can't have the same move twice .

WWE looking to trademark this now? 

Urgh, this has new t-shirt written all over it...

Do Cena haters even refer to the 5 Moves of Doom anymore?

Well...WWE is giving the IWC their attention...

Good, that way people that are fucking idiots that still think Cena only has five moves won't be taken seriously anymore.

This isn't even saying Cena has only five moves, though, it's just a list of the moves he'll use to finish most matches. In WWE '13 it's his Comeback, his Signature and his Finisher.

Cena will always be known for this. Razor knows it. 8)

It's like they are acknowledging he sucks and then will still push him for the next 20 years. lol

I think it's to make fun of people who still uses the "5 moves of doom" jokes

Why is Cena known for "The 5 Moves of Doom" but HHH and Shawn Michaels aren't?

Everyone has a list of moves to finish a match or to build up momentum. HBK, HHH, Undertaker, Randy Orton. Even indy guys, Daniel Bryan, CM Punk...It's natural. People just hate on Cena because he's successful and they are not. It's only a matter of jealousy.

I just dislike the character. I could care less if he has 5 moves or 500.

believe it or not, tho many will disagree. Wrestling is actually secondary when it comes to pro wrestling. It's a key importance yes, one of the biggest keys but still there is something much more important. The ability to tell a story with interesting characters. Think of pro Wrestling like a Movie or a play (Which Wrestling is a form of performing art). You got story arches, characters, and The matches are the action scenes in the movie. When you think of the greatest action scenes in movie history, what really makes them some great? It's the build up to that scene. The characters we got to know, the story that behind it. If it was all action and little story...you get a Michael Bay movie. Yeah it looks cool and stuff, but at the end of the day...it's staged. When the story and the characters aren't making you get lost in the moment, it's hard to get into the moment when the match happens.
BUT when you do have a great story going into the match...you still got to tell the story in the ring, create atmosphere.

Now can Cena do any of this? Yes, but it is hit and miss with Cena. When Cena is there will someone who he can work off of...like a CM Punk, he can tell an amazing story. But when he is in a feud with someone he can't play off of...like Kane. (not calling Kane a bad wrestling, he's amazing. He and cena just didn't work well together) you can get a bit of a mess.

Character
Cena's character is basically himself mixed with a poor man's version of a reboot of Hulk Hogan. Again Hit and Miss.

Bull wrote:

believe it or not, tho many will disagree. Wrestling is actually secondary when it comes to pro wrestling. It's a key importance yes, one of the biggest keys but still there is something much more important. The ability to tell a story with interesting characters. Think of pro Wrestling like a Movie or a play (Which Wrestling is a form of performing art). You got story arches, characters, and The matches are the action scenes in the movie. When you think of the greatest action scenes in movie history, what really makes them some great? It's the build up to that scene. The characters we got to know, the story that behind it. If it was all action and little story...you get a Michael Bay movie. Yeah it looks cool and stuff, but at the end of the day...it's staged. When the story and the characters aren't making you get lost in the moment, it's hard to get into the moment when the match happens.
BUT when you do have a great story going into the match...you still got to tell the story in the ring, create atmosphere.

This.