Rhelyn Harder
- Cena has already gained respect in the world of professional wrestling.
- He admitted that there were times that he got unexpected, surprise attacks inside the ring.
- Cena had made his way into films and TV but his loyalty is with WWE.
Despite John Felix Anthony Cena Jr.‘s achievement on his 15-year wrestling career, he admitted that he also suffers from some unexpected surprise attacks inside the ring. Cena Jr. is popularly known as John Cena, an American professional wrestler in the World Wide Entertainment Inc. (WWE).
Cena has already gained respect in the world of professional wrestling as he already won a total of 467 wins on his 15 years in the business.
Cena’s boner is the second piece of unexpected ‘boner’ news after one of the stars of The Inbetweeners suffered from such during the scene with Emily Atack.
Cena told on his interview on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, that kind of situations had never stopped happening to him.
On his appearances on the Bravo shows, Cena said: “It’s something the body does, you just ignore it.
“Just ignore it. It’s what the body does. You can’t be blamed for that.”
Cena made his way into films and TV but still, his loyalty still remains with WWE. When he was asked if he’s about to go for retirement, his answer was: “That’s a tough question because I don’t think I’ll ever be disconnected from the WWE.
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“I think whether it’s an on-camera role or an off-camera role, I don’t think the word ‘retire’, I’ll ever use that.”
Based on the WWE Cena Championship history he had won the WWE Championship for 13 times, World Heavy Weight Championship for 3 times, United States Championship for 5 times, WWE Tag Team Championship for 2 times so with World Tag Team Championship for 2 times.
Cena knows that his time is limited because wrestling uses the physical, performance-based thing and his age as he was now 42-year-old. He was aware that his career would come to close but he doesn’t think he would retire because he wanted to pass on his knowledge and wisdom that he has on live performances to the newcomers.
“So I know that time is limited because it’s a physical, performance-based thing, and I’m 42, so I know that window is kind of coming to a close, but I don’t think I’ll ever be retired.
“I would love to be able to pass on the knowledge and wisdom that I have about live performances to up-and-comers and hopefully help people out.”
