John Cena has admitted he was diagnosed with cancer after years of neglecting his health as he undergoes a villainous character change ahead of WrestleMania 41.

John Cena is training for the most villainous chapter of his wrestling legacy ahead of WrestleMania 41. Outside the ring, the 16-time WWE world champion shared a far more vulnerable story rooted in a personal health scare full of regret and unexpected advocacy.

Cena shocked WWE fans when he joined sides with his longtime rival Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and attacked WWE Champion Cody Rhodes at the end of the Elimination Chamber event

However, the concluding moments of the PLE also witnessed rapper Travis Scott smashed Rhodes in the face and left him with a black eye and, reportedly, a burst eardrum. But looked back on the assault, Rhodes revealed that he had been hit much harder by a female wrestler.

Lawrence Taylor stepped into the squared circle in 1995, preceding international streaming sensation Bad Bunny in 2021, who is arguably the best in-ring celebrity performer ever, while Mike Tyson helped usher in the era of Attitude in 1998.

But with Scott’s recent involvement, could he be preparing for a "WrestleMania" appearance while also rehearsing for Coachella? John Cena turns heel, pulls Travis Scott into his feud with Cody Rhodes Scott’s WWE involvement escalated at "Elimination ...

A couple of weeks after John Cena broke up with WWE fans while in Belgium, including a young one sitting near ringside, the kid behind the viral meme has responded to the moment.

WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash doesn’t want to see rapper Travis Scott in John Cena and The Rock’s faction, instead pitching Randy Orton as a better fit. At WWE Elimination Chamber: Toronto, fans witnessed a shocking moment as John Cena turned heel and joined The Rock and Travis Scott.