We remember what Daniel Bryan said during his promo during this weeks raw. calling Cena a Sport entertainer and himself a wrestler.

So is that what we are getting, Wrestler vs Sport Entertainer. Or is it just a Wrestler with a larger set of moves vs A wrestler with a limited amount of moves. (Even tho most likely he knows more than what people give him credit for)

I am going to give a rant about this later, but I just want to know what your all's opinion is on this.

People may not like Cena but you have to give him credit where credit's due, Cena is the main man, he is probably the most famous and well known wrestler of all times.
He isn't just a sports entertainer, he's a serious athlete. And who cares if he's done films, that's something on the side from his main job, WRESTLING.

I look at it like this. WWE can call their wrestlers whatever they want. "Sports entertainers, Scooby Doo Cookie puss gang." but at the end of the day, that is just their branded term for Wrestler.

Exactly Bull

It's wrestler vs wrestler who happened to entertain

it's that the main point to be a wrestler? is to Entertain?

I guess you can call that a wrestler's wrestler vs. a wrestler. The difference between Bryan and Cena is that Bryan takes that sport as a passion, and perfectly does it. He doesn't need to be the "most famous wrestler of all time", he just wants to be known for perfecting moves and being a good wrestler. While Cena is a good wrestler indeed and knows when to innovate, he relies on being charismatic and famous to be called good. He's very, very good imo, but that's my opinion on this.

You don't get over being a wrestler in WWE. Vince hates the term wrestling so they use the word Sports Entertainment and Superstar. Unlike the rest of The WWE roster you can say the John Cena is a legit superstar for WWE and a lot of the goofy stuff Cena does is because he works in WWE which has the Sports Entertainment product.

This really goes to how Bryan Danielson feels in real life in his frustration with trying to get over in WWE. You can't get over there just being a great wrestler like everywhere else.