10 Life Lessons From John Cena Every Man Must Follow

1. Hustle, Loyalty, Respect

john cena wwe champion John Cena has many catchphrases. €˜Rise Above Hate€™ is a good one but makes you pull funny faces at the camera. €˜If you want some, come get some€™ is also useful, particularly if you work in a school canteen. Then there is €˜I€™m a member of the chain gang€™ which is a very good one if you are, in fact, a member of a 19th century chain gang. One of them beats them all into a STFU€™d submission though and that is (well, you all know, because you€™ve already read the title above) Hustle. Loyalty. Respect. Hustle €“ To obtain illicitly (like a kiss from Zack Ryder€™s girlfriend) or by forceful action (like Michael Cole€™s dignity when you undress him and cover him in BBQ sauce in front of baying crowd. Yay! Be a star!). Loyalty €“ A strong feeling of support (like supporting Eve€™s lips as her boyfriend is driven off in an ambulance) or allegiance (like watching your team-mates getting decimated by The Authority every week and doing nothing about it). Respect €“ A feeling of deep admiration (for another man€™s girlfriend) or having due regard for someone€™s feelings (see all of the above Zack Ryder comments). Either way, John Cena is a WWE hero. Kids love him. Women love him. Men love him. We can look at any of these Life Lessons from John Cena and think, yes, I can do this. I can do better in life. I can...not be seen. At the end of the day though, John Cena is an iconic wrestler and a moral man who supports a great amount of charities. We could all do well to be a little bit more like John Cena. Just don€™t leave your girlfriend with him (even if you think Eve kissed him, she didn€™t, she was lured in by his hustle, loyalty and respectful lips). This Festive Season, put on your jorts, pull out the raps and let€™s all be a €˜little bit more John Cena€™. Peace Out. Word Life. Er, Happy Christmas.
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