Adam Copeland returned to AEW at its premier event, All In 2025, and rekindled his rivalry with FTR, which had taken him out of action months prior. On the upcoming edition of Dynamite, Cope is set to battle the heel group's associate, and this has led to mixed reactions from fans.Cope's heated feud with FTR's Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler led to their manager, Stokely, getting involved in the mix. After weeks of back-and-forth, the former Edge will get his hands on Stokely in a one-on-one showdown on AEW Dynamite this Wednesday. Moreover, should FTR interfere, Cope's ban on attacking the duo will be lifted.While The Rated-R Superstar is seemingly ready to inflict damage on FTR's manager, fans are not too happy about this upcoming match. A user on X believes that Cope should have been in WWE right now to be part of John Cena's Farewell Tour, as he has been one of Cena's iconic rivals, instead of facing a non-wrestler like Stokely.This invited a lot of reactions from fans on the social media platform. One fan wanted WWE to sign him back, while another one blamed Cope himself for the situation. At the same time, a fan also believed that the former WWE World Champion was not concerned about being a part of John Cena's Farewell Tour."Please take him back. He’s the worst part of Dynamite every week," a fan commented."It’s his own fault," another fan claimed."I don’t think he cares," one more fan commented."He chose that," a fan claimed.At the same time, a fan believed that one last John Cena-Cope feud would have been spectacular to witness.AyooNoah @AyooTexanNationLINK@Lifer_Oner That edge & cena fued to cap off the tour would've smackedAEW's Adam Copeland & WWE's John Cena were top rivals in the global juggernautThe rivalry between John Cena and the erstwhile Edge began in January 2006 when the current AEW star cashed in his Money in the Bank contract to win the WWE Championship for the first time in his career. Following that, they were involved in multiple top-tier showdowns for a world championship.From a TLC Match to being a part of the Elimination Chamber and even battling each other at WrestleMania 25, the feud is highly memorable in WWE history. With only a few months left for John Cena's Farewell Tour to end and Cope being a top fixture for AEW, fans would not get to witness this monumental showdown, but they would always remember it as one of the greatest rivalries in the history of the Stamford-based promotion.