Yesterday was a big day in the life of John Cena. It marked his 17th anniversary of the day he debuted on television with the WWE and it was also the day he began filming what may be his biggest film role to datein Fast and Furious 9. He marked the date with a special message to his fans, promising that he's not entirely done with WWE, but that a lot of changes will be in store for him with the new movie.
The WWE star returned to the ring just four months after revealing his diagnosis. He's now sticking to a less strenuous exercise routine. Real-Life Diet is a series in which GQ talks to athletes, celebrities, and everyone in-between about their diets and exercise routines: what's worked, what hasn't, and where they're still improving. Keep in mind, what works for them might not necessarily be healthy for you. For years, Roman Reigns was the WWE’s Next Big Star. He had the looks, the in-ring skills, and a preternatural ability to divide crowds on a level previously only achieved by John Cena. But shortly after Reigns cemented himself at the top of his profession, taking the Universal Championship from Brock Lesnar last August, he was forced to step away from the squared circle and relinquish his title. As Reigns announced on live television , he had been diagnosed with leukemia for the second time.
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