John Cena and Daniel Bryan refuse to work for the WWE Crown Jewel & # 39;

WWE big names John Cena and Daniel Bryan reportedly refused to work on the controversial pay-per-view of Crown Jewels in Saudi Arabia.

The concern aroused by the event in Riyadh on November 2 continues to grow in the face of accusations against the nation's Middle East government.

Saudi Arabia is reported to have ordered the badbadination of the American journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, which would have led to weeks of condemnation and speculation.

Many fans and experts have called on WWE to follow the lead of other global sources. companies and terminate its current trade agreement with the state of fire.

The Middle East and WWE have signed a lucrative 10-year commercial partnership earlier this year to hold an exclusive exhibition shows, including WWE Crown Jewel.

It is planned to feature matches including the WWE's eight-man World Cup tournament, starring Cena, and Bryan defying AJ Styles for the WWE Championship.

WWE indicated that she was following the situation closely and postponing the sale of tickets to a later date (indicated for the date of the event).

And now, according to Robbie Fox of Barstool Sports, two of the biggest influences in the company refuse to work on the event.

Fox tweeted: WWE Crown Jewel could be in trouble. I have just been told that Reigns is currently injured and that Cena and Bryan "refuse" to work for the show.

"Many members of the current WWE list have also expressed concern, but they obviously do not all have the same power as Cena / Bryan."

If this is true, the WWE may not have any other choice than to cancel, postpone or move the event, especially given the latest news regarding the universal champion, Roman Reigns.

He was reportedly injured, which would explain his absence from a recent tour of shows, which casts doubt on his match as a triple threat with Brock Lesnar and Braun Strowman.

According to several WWE superstars, having privately confirmed that they are not comfortable with the fight at King Saud University Stadium next month

However, Wall Street badyst, Eric Handler of MKM Partners, told Deadline that the WWE was in danger of losing between $ 12 and $ 16 million. He will not withdraw any operating income from his 10-year contract with the Kingdom. of Saudi Arabia.

WWE has not yet confirmed or denied the latest reports regarding Bryan, 16-time world champion, Cena and SmackDown superstar