John Cena betrayed fans at WWE Elimination Chamber by siding with The Rock and Travis Scott, a heel turn ranking among the most shocking in pro wrestling. The reception afterwards was mixed, partially due to his allies' absence. Paul Heyman confirms the original plans fell through.

WWE's Paul Heyman revealed the real reason why Travis Scott was seemingly dropped from John Cena's heel turn storyline.

Travis Scott’s brief but headline-making partnership with WWE appears to have come to an end.

Ahead of his SummerSlam match against WWE champion John Cena this weekend, Cody Rhodes recounted rapper Travis Scott injuring him at Elimination Chamber earlier this year.

Paul Heyman was asked about what happened to Travis Scott’s WWE involvement following Elimination Chamber, saying the whole deal “fell apart.”

While Jelly Roll had his first official WWE match over the weekend at "Summer Slam" in New Jersey, another high-profile artist/ wrestling fan has been conspicuously absent from the sport for the past few months: Travis Scott.

WWE star Cody Rhodes has discussed the nasty punch that Travis Scott gave to him at Elimination Chamber, and explained why he is not angry at him.

Neither WWE nor Travis Scott has publicly commented on the current status of their relationship, but there are rumors and mixed messages everywhere. The multi-platinum rapper was featured very prominently in some key moments earlier this year,

According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t WrestlePurists ), WWE's original plans called for the WWE Championship bout between John Cena and Cody Rhodes to be the main event of Night 2, potentially with the inclusion of a stipulation.

Then, as if flipping a switch, Cena reverted to babyface status during the August 1 SmackDown out of nowhere and just ahead of SummerSlam. Heyman acknowledged there was supposed to be some major closure involving The Rock and Travis Scott,