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John cena stil the champ and only champ peace.

 The two-time WWE Champion has survived Steel
Cage Matches. I Quit Matches and even the Elimination Chamber. And it looked like
he was going to survive the extremely hostile ECW environment at One Night
Stand. The ravenous crowd promised to riot if Cena defeated RVD, and thanks to
   interference by Edge, a Five Star Frog Splash by RVD and a three-count  by Paul
Heyman, the riot never happened. Despite the fact that Heyman is not a licensed
official, since it was ECW Rules, the result stood and Cena is no longer the Champion.
Given Cena's drive and determination, though, the former Champ will do whatever it
takes to get the gold back around his waist.  

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Taking a break from work

What a job!

he is good looking in that pic.

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From the second John Cena’s music hits and he steps through the curtain, The Champ
sends the fans into a chaotic frenzy, the likes of which have rarely been seen. Cena
has always said that it’s all about “real recognizing real,” and that’s why he has Chian
Gang soldiers all over the world. Whether it’s in India, the Philippines, Italy the
United States or anywhere else, his loyal followers chant his name, supporting him in
every match. Cena fights for what he believes in and he fights with a passion. The
Champ has never backed down from a challenge and he doesn’t plan on doing so
anytime soon. 

In fact, it was a challenge that allowed Cena to make his WWE debut in June 2002.
Kurt Angle had been on a recent  roll on the SmackDown division and wanted some
competition.   He issued an open challenge to anyone in the back. At the time, Cena
was a relatively unknown wrestler just waiting for the break. He heard Angle’s
challenge and realized that opportunity was knocking, so he decided to answer Angle
didn’t look impressed when he saw Cena answer his challenge, but he had a different
impression of the youngster after the match was over.  The Wrestling Machine did
prevail in the match, but Cena took him to the limit, earning the respect of the entire
locker room. But just a few days later on SmackDown, Cena ran into newcomer Carlito. It was
Carlito’s debut match, but the newcomer somehow managed to pull off the huge
upset win, becoming U.S. Champion in his first ever match. Cena would have to wait
for his rematch, though, as he suffered a serious kidney injury in a bar fight
later that same night. It was later learned that Carlito’s associate, Jesus, was the
assailant. But nonetheless, Cena was out of action for more than a month.

 

 After Cena came back and avenged his attack, he put in an amazing effort at the 2005
Royal Rumble. It came down to two of the rising stars in WWE – SmackDown’s Cena
and RAW’s Batista. They went right at each other’s throats and actually eliminated
each other simultaneously. Mr. McMahon came to the ring and sent the match into
overtime. Batista was able to pull off the win, but Cena had made the
statement that he was ready to take the next step.

Cena continued to impress when he defeated Kurt Angle at No Way Out to become
the No. 1 Contender for JBL’s WWE Championship. JBL held the gold longer than
anyone in the last 10 years, but the Dr. of Thuganomics was able to overcome the
bruisingbrawler. In less than three years, Cena had reached the top of the mountain.

 

From there, Cena’s popularity continued to soar. His legions of fans grew so much that
he decided to give them their own name – the Chain Gang. It didn’t matter where Cena
went, the Chain Gang Soldiers would follow and lend their support. So when The
Champ showed up on RAW during the Draft Lottery in 2005, it was no wonder that the
fans went crazy.

The Champ went on to turn back challenger after challenger including such Superstars
as Chris Jericho, Shawn Michaels and Kurt Angle. Week after week, the odds were
stacked against Cena, but week after week, Cena overcame those odds. Cena was even
able to outlast five other Superstars in the Elimination Chamber at
New Year’s Revolution. But Cena’s night was not over yet.

Mr. McMahon informed bloodied and battered Cena that Edge was cashing in his
Money in the Bank opportunity for the WWE Championship. An exhausted Cena did all
he could, but he was no match for the fresh Edge. But The Champ proved his resiliency
in the coming weeks. He came back strong at the Royal Rumble and defeated Edge
to regain the gold.

But things didn't get any easier for Cena after regaining the WWE Championship. The
Champ had to defend the gold against Triple H at WrestleMania 22. Winning
Championships is what The Game is all about, and he was hell bent on winning his
eleventh championship on the grandest stage of them all. But Cena had other plans.
The Champ was able to endure the vicious Pedigree and even made the King of Kings
 tap out to the STFU to retain the gold.


  As if beatting Triple H wasn't a tough enough task, at Backlash, Cena had to not only
defeat Triple H but also Edge in a Triple Threat Match. It was one of the most hellacious
Triple Threat Matches in WWE history, but when the bell rang, he emerged victorious with
a pinfall over Triple H. Triple H may have had the last laugh when he leveled
The Champ with a sledgehammer. But the fact still remains - The Champ is still here.

Cena is at the top of his game right now, but one thing has remained constant
throughout his entire career. The Champ gives it everything he has and leaves it all
in the ring every night he steps through the ropes. For him, it really is all about real
recognizing real, and he will never give his Chain Gang Soldiers anything less.