Given the nature of WWE being its own thing beyond real world information, I think it'd be fine to label this as Superhuman, except for one question: is the act of lifting the guy what's considered Superhuman, or is it something else like John Cena's stamina? I don't know the verse, so I'm not sure
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CloverDragon03
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Cena lifting the guy is considered Superhuman.
For proof, Seth Rollins has done identical feats on two occasions. Commentary states that the feat Seth Rollins performed (which was identical to what Cena did) was a feat of strength.
For proof, Seth Rollins has done identical feats on two occasions. Commentary states that the feat Seth Rollins performed (which was identical to what Cena did) was a feat of strength.