He has dedicated his entire life to WWE, putting aside friendships, romantic relationships, and time with his family. Yes, all wrestlers have to make sacrifices in other areas of their life for pro wrestling, especially on this level, but with everything he has been doing, he has almost placed WWE in a position where the normal person places either God, their children, or their significant other. The company is clearly the most important thing in his life. People jokingly (maybe not) say this about Cena a lot, but it very well might be true... this hard work and dedication has taken him to the top of the wrestling business, but it will probably also lead him to an early grave. It just can't be healthy to push himself the way he does, for as long as he has been doing it. As macabre as it seems, some have already predicted that Cena will be the next pro wrestler to die in the wrestling ring. Regardless of all that, there's something worth admiring about someone who knows where his proverbial bread is buttered, and stays loyal to the cause because of that. Wrestling isn't like it was during the Attitude Era, where loyalty meant not jumping to WCW when your contract was up. However, Cena has made more than enough money to last him for the rest of his life. If he didn't want to be there anymore, he could retire and do just fine for himself.
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