WWE Champion John Cena comments on the Fatal Four Way pay-per-view, new talent stepping up after the losses of Shawn Michaels and Batista

By Rich Twilling

The second part of an interview with WWE Champion John Cena is now available over at Fanhouse.com. Here are a couple of the highlights.

-Cena on the Fatal Four Way pay-per-view: "Fatal four-ways are tough matches. The only thing that satisfies me going into a fatal four-way match is knowing that I'm one of the folks that has a rematch clause. It's such a everything-and-anything-can-happen match. It puts you in a fight against three other people and you just can't see everything that happens. I'm never one to complain about a one-on-one situation, whatever the circumstances, whatever the stipulation. Fatal four-ways are tough because, like I said, especially with four top-caliber WWE superstars, you just can't see everything."

-Cena on different talent getting a push: "As much as I hate to say it, what Sheamus has accomplished in six months is something I haven't seen since ... man, since Steve Austin became "Stone Cold" Steve Austin... I'm hearing a lot of good things about Drew McIntyre, talents like The Miz and John Morrison... I expect really big things out of Cody Rhodes. I hope Ted DiBiase can step up now that he's a singles competitor."

Twill's Two Cents: Cena has "heard good things" about Miz and Morrison? Heard good things? Does he not watch the show when he isn't on? Does he remember facing Miz on pay-per-view? Anyway, the first part of the interview, in which Cena spoke in depth on the release of Bryan Danielson, can be seen by clicking here.