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In the first part of his exclusive video interview with WWE.com, John Cena discusses his first years in WWE, his brutal rivalries with Chris Jericho, Eddie Guerrero and Triple H and his first major title win.

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GLENDALE, Ariz. — John Cena became the first recipient of the 300th Wish Award Thursday night at the Evening of Excellence held by Make-A-Wish! With more than 300 wishes and counting, the WWE Superstar was honored for granting more wishes than anyone else in Make-A-Wish history. He was presented the award by wish mom, Judith, whose late son, Justin, was the second Wish child Cena ever met.

Cena granted his record-breaking 300th wish to Jonathan Littman, 7, in June, an honor that was also celebrated on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” He has been personally granting wishes for more than eight years. The awards celebration honored wish kids and celebrity wish granters who have achieved special milestones with the organization. Aside from Cena’s 300th Wish Award, other honors given out were the Infinite Wish Award, the Power of One Award and the Chris Greicius Award, which Cena won in 2009.

Honorees included celebrities who have granted 200 wishes, such as singer Katy Perry and singer/actress Selena Gomez — who delivered taped messages at the event — and Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Scott Brooks, who was in attendance.

For more information about Make-A-Wish, visit wish.org.

We here at JCenation.com would like to say Congratulations to John Cena keep up the amazing work!

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John Cena was scheduled to wrestle in the dark main event after last night’s tapings but obviously could not because of his injury. Cena came out after the tapings in a sling and spoke about being disappointed that he couldn’t compete. One fan in attendance noted that Cena looked and sounded very tired. Cena thanked everyone for packing the house and said that he would be back when he’s able to wrestle. Cena was interrupted by WWE United States Champion Antonio Cesaro. Cesaro ripped on Cena for not facing him but Cena introduced his replacement, World Heavyweight Champions Sheamus. Sheamus went on to beat Cesaro and then sign autographs for fans at ringside.

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Monday before Raw in Bridgeport CT John Cena along with Triple H and few other superstars granted wishes for Make-A-Wish children. You can check out the photos in the gallery right now

Also a few new notes here first of all WWE.com made a mistake saying John Cena would be out 3-4weeks but John Cena tweeted correcting it saying it will be indeed 6 weeks he will be out. John Cena is currently going through rehab on his arm we wish Cena the best of luck. Secondly through the month of October you will see a pink ribbon on any picture i put on the post. This is to help support Breast Cancer Awareness Month let’s work together to find a cure.

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The following is from WWE.com on a update on John Cena’s condition:

9-18-2012 5:15pm Update: WWE.com has learned John Cena had surgery to remove bone chips in his right elbow today. Dr. Andrews removed several pieces of bone cartilage from Cena’s elbow through a scope.

“He had begun to lose motion in his arm, and it had been locking up,” Andrews said. “I performed an orthoscopic procedure on his elbow and took out a bunch of spurs. Everything went really well.” Andrews described the procedure as “straight-forward” despite Cena’s “big, old arm.”

“Cena’s rehab will start on Monday with trying to improve his range of motion and getting the swelling down,” Andrews explained.

Cena is expected to recover in two to three weeks. An update on his recovery time is expected Thursday when he is reevaluated. As more information comes available, WWE.com will inform the WWE Universe.

9-18-2012 Latest Update 5:45pm- John Cena addressed the Cenation following surgery Tuesday afternoon. Cena tweeted: Leaving the #AndrewsInstitute what a super surgeon #DrJamesAndrews is. U guys have my word, i will do whatever i can to be active ASAP …

Because of who I have become, i DAILY deal with large doses of negativity. No biggie, always #riseabovehate but seeing all your messages …

Really means alot to me and I just want to say thanks …

Oh.. And @CMPunk u TIED a guy with a blown up ankle, and a shattered arm … what say when i get healthy …

We show the @wwe who #thechamp really is? And why would u even try and borrow @therock stuff, stick with #hitman n #macho #dontangerdwayne

On top of his ankle injury it appears John Cena had a injury that required surgery. WWE.com posted a article about his arm surgery read below for more information:

WWE.com has learned John Cena had surgery to remove bone chips in his elbow today. Dr. Andrews removed several pieces of bone cartilage from Cena’s elbow through a scope. Cena will go home today and immediately begin his rehab in Tampa, Fla.

Cena is expected to recover in two to three weeks. An update on his recovery time is expected Thursday when he is reevaluated.

As more information comes available, WWE.com will inform the WWE Universe.

We hear at JCenation.com wish John Cena a speedy recovery.

John Cena appeared to have rolled his ankle during his bout with CM Punk at Night of Champions he tweeted the following after the ppv:

“Wild night tonight, nuthing to do now but move forward. This is my left ankle. It was rolled early in match http://via.me/-55x8bk8 Thru all the bumps and bruises, a heartfelt thanks to all those supporting #riseabovecancer thank u.”

John Cena’s new favorite color? Pink.

The decorated pro wrestler, a product of West Newbury and 12-time World Wrestling Entertainment champion, is set to unveil his new Susan G. Komen for the Cure pink ring attire tonight at the TD Garden for the “Night of Champions” pay-per-view event. While most eyes will be glued to the wrestling action inside the squared circle, the real story with Cena is his work outside of the ring. Cena will be wearing his new gear through October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The mission of Susan G. Komen for the Cure is to eradicate breast cancer, which can be a deadly opponent when not treated early. Cena’s “Rise Above Cancer” endeavor is just a part of what makes him one of the most charitable celebrities in the world.

“One of the reasons I really wanted to do something with Susan G. Komen is because of my brother,” said Cena, 35. “Early detection saved his life.” Cena’s youngest brother, Sean, learned last November that he had brain cancer. “Sean’s doing extremely well,” said Cena. “It was an inoperable brain tumor, but one of the main reasons he’s done well is the early detection. I know it’s brain cancer and breast cancer, but that key is early detection.”

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#4 John Cena- On June 27, 2002, the Superstar who would become one of WWE’s most polarizing figures and forever change the course of sports-entertainment history made his debut, answering an open challenge from Kurt Angle. His name? John Cena. Just days after Mr. McMahon delivered a rousing speech to the WWE locker room about possessing “ruthless aggression,” the then-unknown Cenation leader answered the gold medalist’s challenge on SmackDown. When Angle asked Cena what made him special, the West Newbury, Mass., native cited the very trait The Chairman was looking for: ruthless aggression.

With a powerful haymaker, the future “Champ” went on the offensive and gave Kurt Angle — a former WWE Champion and one of the greatest amateur wrestlers of all time — a run for his money. In countering both the Angle Lock and Angle Slam, Cena proved he was a force to be reckoned with.Though he was ultimately unsuccessful that evening, the Cenation leader earned the respect of his fellow Superstars, including then–Undisputed Champion The Undertaker. Since his unexpectedly intense debut, Cena has become a 12-time World Champion and one of the greatest Superstars of all time.

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