We're getting the "easy" and "obvious" ones out of the way first. Pro wrestlers have insane schedules as it is, but once you've reached the level of being with WWE, that increases tenfold. Just being in the ring alone, going from city to city and doing show to show, keeps them busy enough. Then you throw in the charity work that they do, and then you throw in the media appearances that they make, and then you throw in the interviews for DVD sets or documentaries that the company is producing, and then you throw in the movie filming that some of them do from time to time, and then you throw in the working out that they do to stay in the best possible shape... all that, and we haven't even talked about any "me" time or family time they get to have. As the "face of the company" for the last decade, Cena's schedule has been a lot more hectic than anyone else on the roster. He has pretty much been a non-stop whirlwind of activity for WWE, doing whatever is wanted and needed from him, in and out of the ring. He has won 22 total titles while with WWE, to go with two Royal Rumble wins and a Money In The Bank victory, but he has also been in ten movies (counting two that are currently filming), appeared on eight television shows (nine, counting Total Divas), and has released an album. All of that has happened in the last decade. That boggles the mind, when you stop and think about it objectively. It takes a special kind of person to tackle that workload.
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