5 Reasons why I can't hate John Cena anymore

#4 Never. Give. Up. (Role model)

Cena says it, Cena lives it

One of the primary complaints I hear from wrestling fans is the current PG format. There are a ton of carry-over fans who were raised during the Attitude Era and they feel things should revert back to those old, edgier, more provocative ways. While I'm the first to admit, I enjoyed the Attitude Era, I also recognize that things change and an era as brass as that era was never expected to last forever.

There are those who continue to profess that the current PG format will not last and that it is hurting the product, more than helping it. For those who feel this way, I would challenge you to simply open your eyes and take a non-bias look around. Things are not as bad as you may think. In fact, the product is actually thriving. One of the primary reasons why things are doing so well is the leadership and contributions of Cena himself.

For nearly two decades now, John Cena has made his way to the ring, performed at the highest level and he has done so while remaining a positive role model to the young fans that the PG era does, in fact, cater to. You can say what you will about Cena, but you would be foolish to question his work ethic or his moral compass.