Would you allow John Cena to be your child’s teacher?

John Felix Anthony Cena Jr. is a professional wrestler for WWE who has won a total of 17 championships, including 10 world titles, going down in history as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. John Cena began lifting weights in high school to protect himself from being bullied by his peers. After getting through high school he went to Springfield College where he played division three football. Cena was selected for the All American football team but he knew he wasn’t fit for that career path. Once he graduated from college he moved out of his parent’s house and traveled to California where he lived in his car for several months to pursue his dream career of becoming a professional bodybuilder. 

John Cena not only wrestled, but he also came out with his own rap album in 2005 called “You Can’t See Me” that sold 143,000 copies in only the first week. John Cena has also been in many films including The Marines, 12 Rounds, Trainwreck and The Fred Movie. He is currently the host of a reality TV show called “American Grit”, where contestants have to motivate themselves to their physical limits. John Cena explains that the reasoning behind this show is not only to help the contestants but also to help himself. He believes that motivation and drive not only through himself but through the help from others made him the person he is today. 

In 2009 John Cena was awarded the Chris Greicius Celebrity Award for his selflessness and dedication to the Foundation’s mission. He is the current record holder with the Make-A-Wish foundation, having granted over 400 wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions. The majority of John Cena’s audience are young boys and he works hard to inspire these kids in everything he does. John Cena has shown how hard work, motivation, love, and respect can help you achieve your goals in life. Thus, I would proudly give my children the amazing opportunity of being educated by this successful and respectful individual.

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