Facts about John Cena

John Cena is a WWE professional wrestler. He has won the world championship 16 times and has become one of the greatest wrestlers of all time.

"My house is WWE, I really love to play, the atmosphere here is not like the others, it's really where I belong." - John Cena.

Birth of a legend.
John Cena's birthday is April 23. He was born in West Newbury, Massachusetts.

Family ties.
His parents are John Cena Sr. and Carol Sena. He was one of five boys. He was quoted saying to grow up with a clan of brothers: "My favorite thing about the Saturday Night Main Event" was once I could stay up late with my dad and my four brothers, and we would all beat I spoiled each other during the show, and all was well because my dad was a wrestling fan. "

Athletics.
At the age of 12, he started lifting weights at home. By the age of 15, he was already doing weightlifting at the gym.

Towards the west.
With only $ 500 in his pocket, he left home and traveled to California to become a professional bodybuilder. His parents disapproved of this decision. When he arrived in California, he needed a job. He was hired from a gym in Venice Beach where he worked for minimum wage cleaning and folding towels

Homeless Secret.
When he moved to California for the first time, he did not have enough money to rent an apartment so he slept in his car, a 1991 Lincoln Continental. Fortunately, he was working in a gym, at least he had a place to take a shower and get ready for work.

Destiny.
After a few months in California, a man working at the gym was a professional wrestler. "He encouraged John Cena to run Ultimate Pro Wrestling classes.

Mr. Roboto.
When he began to enter the world of wrestling, John Cena gave himself the nickname "The Prototype" as a character who was essentially a cyborg. In 2001, he was already noticed by the WWE leaders, who made him sign an official contract with Ohio Valley Wrestling.

The beginning.
His first appearance in professional wrestling on television was against Kurt Angle in 2002 during "Smack down!"

Mahogany.
At home, Cena does not have a "man cave". He calls it his "gentleman's room". It is filled with dark wood chairs and
leather.

The Real Deal.
At first, he had to play a cyborg. Then he tried to behave like an arrogant rapper. Eventually, he decided to stop playing characters while wrestling, and just decided to "an extended version" of himself. Many people call it a goody-two-shoes, but it's actually a really nice guy.

Ten Hut!
Every night he goes to a performance, John Cena salutes. He explains that although he has never used, he has a great deal of respect for the army. He greets those who serve, and he also salutes his young fans who have remained faithful to him for years.

Do It For The Kids.
The vast majority of John Cena's audience is young boys. He explains that he takes this responsibility very seriously: "I am the only one who carries the words" agitation, loyalty, respect "on my T-shirts and merchandise. My audience is children. It is very flattering to see a child wearing your T-shirt; It's even more flattering to have a father come to you and say, "I'm looking at you with my child. Keep doing what you do. You are a model for my son. "

Eat your heart Out.
The Rock overshadowed John Cena, saying he was a wrestler just for the kids. Finally, the Fruity Pebbles cereal actually hired John Cena to be on the cover of the box. He probably made a lot of money with this brand.