In February 2009, WWE superstar John Cena was disgusted when New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez admitted to using anabolic drugs during his days with the Texas Rangers.As per a thirteen-year-old Bleacher Report article, John spoke up about how the news of A-Rod taking steroids to boost his performance in MLB "sickened him." The pro wrestler also added how the culprits who chose to cheat "should be sent to jail.""A-Rod Steroid Press Conference P1." - Jeremy RichterAlex Rodriguez's name was on a list of 104 MLB players who tested positive for prohibited drugs in 2003.That was the year when MLB carried tests to determine if compulsory/ random drug testing was necessary. Alex reportedly tested positive for testosterone and Primobolan.New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez's take on his 2009 steroid admissionSuper Bowl LIV - San Francisco 49ers v Kansas City ChiefsSportswriter Peter Gammons, who was working with ESPN at time, sat down for an exclusive interview with Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, following the All-Star's confession.Here's what Alex had to say about his PED scandal:"When I arrived in Texas in 2001, I felt an enormous amount of pressure. I felt like I had all the weight of the world on top of me and I needed to perform, and perform at a high level every day."He added:"Back then, [baseball] was a different culture. It was very loose. I was young. I was stupid. I was naive. And I wanted to prove to everyone that I was worth being one of the greatest players of all time."Five years later, in an interview with federal investigators probing an anti-aging clinic in the wake of MLB's steroid controversy, A-Rod admitted to taking banned performance-enhancing chemicals. Finally, he received a 211-game ban in MLB season 2014.Baseball Quotes@BaseballQuotes1“I served the longest suspension in MLB history. I cost me well over $35 million, and you know what? I deserved that.” Alex Rodriguez believes the Astros deserve what’s coming after failing to show any remorse for their actions. 1659276“I served the longest suspension in MLB history. I cost me well over $35 million, and you know what? I deserved that.” Alex Rodriguez believes the Astros deserve what’s coming after failing to show any remorse for their actions. https://t.co/jsQRwKpexD“I served the longest suspension in MLB history. I cost me well over $35 million, and you know what? I deserved that.” -Baseball QuotesDespite the rough patch, Alex has come back stronger in the last seven years. He is now an MLB star turned entrepreneur.Currently, A-Rod is the CEO of his investment firm, A-Rod Corp. Plus, he is the co-minority owner of the Minnesota Timberwolves.