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 Early Life and Career Beginnings John Felix Anthony Cena Jr. was born on April 23, 1977, in West Newbury, Massachusetts. Growing up in a family of five brothers, Cena was exposed to sports and physical fitness at an early age. His father, John Cena Sr., was a wrestling fan and an announcer, which influenced young John’s interest in the sport. Cena attended Central Catholic High School in Lawrence before transferring to Cushing Academy, a private prep boarding school. He later attended Springfield College in Massachusetts, where he was an NCAA Division III All-American center on the college football team, wearing the number 54, which is still used on some of his WWE merchandise. After graduating with a degree in exercise physiology and body movement, Cena pursued a career in bodybuilding. In 1999, he made a pivotal decision to transition into professional wrestling, enrolling in Ultimate Pro Wrestling (UPW) in California, where he trained under Rick Bassman. He adopted the persona of "The Prototype," a semi-robotic character, and quickly gained attention for his impressive physique and charisma. Rise to Fame in WWE Cena’s big break came in 2000 when he signed a developmental contract with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), now known as World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). He was assigned to Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), where he continued to hone his skills. In 2002, Cena made his WWE main roster debut, answering an open challenge by Kurt Angle on "SmackDown." His "ruthless aggression" and impressive performance against Angle marked the beginning of his ascent in the wrestling world. Cena’s early WWE character underwent several transformations. He initially portrayed a clean-cut, underdog face but later embraced a "Doctor of Thuganomics" gimmick, adopting a rapper persona that resonated with fans. This character allowed Cena to showcase his mic skills and creativity, leading to his first major storyline feuds. Championship Success and Iconic Matches By 2004, Cena’s popularity had skyrocketed, and he captured his first WWE Championship at WrestleMania 21 by defeating John "Bradshaw" Layfield (JBL). This victory solidified Cena’s status as a top-tier WWE Superstar. Over the next decade, Cena became the face of WWE, winning multiple championships, including 16 world titles, tying the record set by Ric Flair. Cena’s career is marked by numerous iconic matches and rivalries. His feuds with stars like Edge, Randy Orton, The Rock, and Brock Lesnar produced some of the most memorable moments in WWE history. Cena’s matches were known for their high intensity, storytelling, and his ability to connect with the audience. One of Cena’s most significant rivalries was with CM Punk, particularly their match at Money in the Bank 2011, which is regarded as one of the greatest WWE matches of all time. Another notable feud was with The Rock, culminating in two WrestleMania main events, dubbed "Once in a Lifetime" (WrestleMania 28) and a rematch at WrestleMania 29. Acting Career and Mainstream Success In addition to his wrestling career, John Cena successfully transitioned into acting. His first significant role was in the 2006 film "The Marine," produced by WWE Studios. Although the film received mixed reviews, it showcased Cena’s potential as an action star. He continued to appear in WWE Studios productions, including "12 Rounds" (2009) and "Legendary" (2010). Cena’s acting career gained momentum with roles in major Hollywood films. He starred in "Trainwreck" (2015), directed by Judd Apatow, where his comedic performance was widely praised. Cena further established himself in the comedy genre with roles in "Blockers" (2018) and "Playing with Fire" (2019). Cena also joined the "Fast & Furious" franchise, playing the role of Jakob Toretto in "F9" (2021). His portrayal of Peacemaker in the DC Extended Universe’s "The Suicide Squad" (2021) and the subsequent HBO Max series "Peacemaker" (2022) received critical acclaim, showcasing his versatility as an actor. Philanthropy and Personal Life Beyond wrestling and acting, Cena is known for his philanthropy and dedication to charitable causes. He is a prominent supporter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, granting over 650 wishes, more than any other celebrity in the organization’s history. Cena’s commitment to making a positive impact on children’s lives has earned him widespread admiration. Cena is also involved in various charitable initiatives, including his support for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, promoting breast cancer awareness, and his participation in WWE’s "Be a STAR" anti-bullying campaign. In his personal life, Cena married his girlfriend, Shay Shariatzadeh, in October 2020. Shariatzadeh, an engineer, has been a supportive partner, often seen accompanying Cena at various events. Prior to this, Cena was famously engaged to WWE Diva Nikki Bella, but the couple called off their engagement in 2018. Retirement from Wrestling and Latest News In ...copyright 2024 Quietr.Please Art Politique Sports de combat et auto-défense
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  • John Cena's WWE Farewell: Heel Turns, DC Finale & Viral Buzz

    John Cena's WWE Farewell: Heel Turns, DC Finale & Viral Buzz
    Sep 9 2025
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    Only days ago John Cena brought his WWE journey full circle in Chicago as he bade farewell to SmackDown from the same Allstate Arena where he first appeared on WWE television 23 years ago as reported by Times of India and highlighted by WWE Now on YouTube. With emotions running high in the arena Chicago fans witnessed what is now officially Cena’s final appearance for the Blue Brand though he’ll continue hitting the Red Brand with several scheduled RAW bouts ahead of his December retirement. Confirmed by Fightful and WWE corporate press releases Cena now has just seven appearances left including verified show-stoppers coming up September 15 in Lowell Massachusetts September 20 at the inaugural Wrestlepalooza in Indianapolis and culminating in his retirement match December 13 with his last run marketed as the “John Cena Eras Tour.”

    A headline-grabbing twist in Cena’s farewell story comes from the venue shuffle for his last match. Although Boston officials lobbied fiercely and initial rumors centered on a Boston send-off, Jon Alba of SI and NoDQ confirm that WWE and TKO have selected Washington DC instead aiming to transform the event into a destination weekend packed with additional entertainment like an Undertaker one-man show, which WWE and Cena’s team see as crucial for maximizing tourism and spectacle value.

    Stepping into the ring recently, Cena has been making waves far beyond nostalgia. Wikipedia notes his shocking heel turn at Elimination Chamber back in March—helped by The Rock and Travis Scott—cementing Cena’s vow to “ruin wrestling and retire as champion.” That dramatic shift fueled a WrestleMania 41 win over Cody Rhodes where Cena set a record with a seventeenth World Championship title, a milestone that ESPN calls the ultimate chapter in his career.

    On the business front Fanarch reports Cena’s 2025 earnings from film roles and endorsements are estimated over thirty-five million dollars, thanks to brands recognizing his seamless cross-over star power and viral philanthropy. WWE’s corporate arm is aggressively packaging his farewell shows with VIP experiences and hospitality deals especially for Boston and NYC appearances this November, generating buzz both from wrestling insiders and major outlets.

    Finally, as the countdown accelerates, Cena is trending across all social media platforms. Wrestling news pages like WrestleSeek on X and fans on Instagram are sharing nostalgia, videos, and speculation about surprise guests at his last matches fueling viral anticipation for what’s next—inside or outside the squared circle.

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  • John Cena's Farewell Tour: The End of an Era in WWE

    John Cena's Farewell Tour: The End of an Era in WWE
    Sep 6 2025
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    In the whirlwind of wrestling and entertainment news these past few days, John Cena stands center ring as headline makers and fans alike focus on the countdown to his final acts inside the squared circle. WWE’s official statement on September 5 dropped a bombshell: Cena’s legendary career is winding down for real. The 17-time world champ will make his last Boston appearance November 10 and say farewell to New York at Madison Square Garden on November 17, closing a chapter that’s spanned two decades and defined an era. WWE, part of TKO Group Holdings, is calling this a farewell tour that culminates this December, and ticket sales are already being hyped as the hottest in the business. According to Fightful’s latest rundown, Cena is down to just seven WWE dates before stepping aside for good, his journey charted around major venues and historic arenas across three continents. The magnitude of this moment—Cena’s retirement from in-ring action—cannot be overstated, with major outlets like NESN and WWE.com framing his upcoming Raw appearances as both a swan song and an end of an era.

    Public emotion spiked on Friday night’s SmackDown from Chicago, as WWE cameras captured Cena’s final Windy City entrance. The crowd was molten, Cena visibly touched, and the WWE social media machine kept clips and reactions trending atop TikTok, Instagram, and X all weekend. WWE Now’s official preview called it “the final time ever” for Cena in Chicago, hyping not only his storied past in the city but the stakes of what’s left in his historic run. ESPN, Peacock, and Netflix also blasted highlights and interviews, keeping the farewell in the algorithm for millions of viewers worldwide. There are no confirmed Hollywood announcements or surprise business partnerships this week, but commentators continue to note Cena’s ongoing financial success: with an estimated net worth of $80 million, per both Celebrity Net Worth and Marca, and annual earnings above $10 million from wrestling and over $35 million from acting and endorsements. In the business world, there’s no new sign of major investments or properties, but FanArch and The Street continue to spotlight his diverse income streams, business-minded X follows, and philanthropy—particularly his record-breaking Make-A-Wish activity.

    No fresh controversies or unconfirmed departures have surfaced despite the noise of social speculation. If there’s anything Cena is doing that’s not in the open, it blends into the background. What persists is anticipation, nostalgia, and the sense that John Cena’s final march through WWE’s greatest cities is the top story in sports entertainment right now.

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  • John Cena's Retirement Tour: 8 Matches Left, Lesnar Clash Looms

    John Cena's Retirement Tour: 8 Matches Left, Lesnar Clash Looms
    Sep 2 2025
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    John Cena just proved he is not coasting quietly into retirement after a headline-making victory over Logan Paul at WWE Clash in Paris this Sunday. TMZ reports that Cena’s 99th premium live event win came after a high-energy bout that showcased signature and unexpected moves, including Cena paying homage to rivals like AJ Styles and Baron Corbin—a nod he later explained as his way to thank those who shaped his legacy while keeping fans glued. This win comes at a pivotal moment: Cena kicked off his announced retirement tour after losing the WWE Championship to Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam, followed by a dramatic beatdown from returning star Brock Lesnar. Cena’s face turn is no accident—according to a recent interview during the post-show, Cena said he switched back to being the hero after finally accepting the fans’ overwhelming support, noting that, "You also have to listen to the audience ... sometimes you just gotta listen and pivot, change course," as recapped by PW Torch.

    WWE executives and wrestling media confirm Cena has only eight matches left before hanging up his boots, with Paul “Triple H” Levesque praising Cena as “THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME” in a viral X post. Cena is scheduled to appear at SmackDown in Chicago on September 5, and his swan song circuit will culminate in Boston this December. The next few months are stacked: expect Cena front and center at Wrestlepalooza in Indianapolis, Crown Jewel in Perth, Survivor Series: WarGames in San Diego, and his emotional final match at Saturday Night’s Main Event XLII in his hometown.

    Speculation is swirling that Cena and Brock Lesnar’s clash—deferred after Lesnar’s SummerSlam ambush—will headline Wrestlepalooza later this month, with wrestling insiders calling it a strategic move to give Cena’s US farewell maximum impact. Meanwhile, social media is awash with fan tributes and debate over Cena’s evolving in-ring style, especially after he borrowed moves from other superstars at Clash in Paris—a gesture confirmed by Cena as intentional risk-taking for legacy and entertainment.

    Financially, Cena remains among the top ten richest WWE stars with an estimated net worth of $80 million this year, per Marca and Asianet Newsable, trailing only the likes of Vince McMahon and The Rock on the power rankings. Off the mat, his philanthropy won’t be forgotten either; fans and charities continue to celebrate Cena’s record-setting Make-A-Wish contributions, a reminder of his enduring offscreen impact. For anyone counting, the run to 100 major event wins is in sight, and Cena is making every last appearance count.

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