John cena 2014 calendar

john cena 2014 calendar

January - Royal Rumble 
February - Elimination Chamber 
April - Wrestlemania
May - Extreme Rules 
Early June - Payback 
Late June - Battleground 
July - Money In The Bank 
August - SummerSlam 
September - Night Of Champions 
October - Hell In A Cell 
November - Survivor Series 
December - TLC

John Cena Net Worth 2014 Career Earnings Cars Collection

John Cena Net Worth : £35 million 

Yearly Income: $5 million (Forbes)
Salary/Winning/Bonuses $1,74 Million a year (Forbes)
Endorsements Earning: $5 Million
Mahor Brands:  Carpi Sun, Fruity Pebbles
Sport: Professional Wrestler (WWE)
Age: 23 April, 1977

John Cena is by far the biggest name in Wrestling (WWE) at the moment, he is not only their main super star on the ring he is also doing pretty fine outside of it, with putting up his music in US Charts, movies endorsement deals (fruity Pebbles etc) and also his high successfull career in World Wrestling Entertainment. He has been in the ring for quite some time now, his professional debut was back in 2000 and since than his brand has increased massively.

WWE already planning “Thrice in a Lifetime” Cena-Rock match in 2014

The forward-thinking matchmakers at World Wrestling Entertainment recently drafted a five-year plan that includes a re-re-match between The Rock and John Cena in 2014 dubbed “Thrice in a Lifetime.”

“Through focus groups and computer predictions, we can confidently say that “Thrice in a Lifetime” will draw record-breaking audiences to WrestleMania 30,” said a document sent to the WWE Board of Directors and leaked to Kayfabe News.

Responding to criticism that WWE doesn’t make long-term plans, the company’s so-called Creative Team plotted key matches through 2018, which will also include Alberto Del Rio facing the Big Show in what will be billed as a “Last Fan Caring” match.

The Rock has reportedly signed a five-year contract with WWE, which will require him to appear on television at least seven times and come up with 20 different ways of mocking John Cena’s genitalia. The contract is worth a reported $85 trillion.

WWE Royal Rumble 2014: Full Card Predictions After TLC

WWE Royal Rumble 2014: Full Card Predictions After TLC

Animosity from this year will bleed into the next as WWE transitions from TLC to Royal Rumble 2014.

Randy Orton stood as the victor of WWE's final pay-per-view on the calender. His upcoming foe will be a familiar one. Who else will be in singles or tag action rather than compete in the battle royal that gives the January event its name?

Recent history provides patterns of what to expect, but only to a point. The title unification shifts things.

The World Heavyweight Championship has been defended at every Royal Rumble since 2003. Now that it doesn't exist anymore, WWE must fill that void with another matchup. The Intercontinental Championship is a great place to start.

From Langston's defense to Orton's challenger, here is the predicted card for the Royal Rumble in addition to the Rumble itself.

2014's WrestleMania Season Will Be One of WWE's Best Ever

2014's WrestleMania Season Will Be One of WWE's Best Ever

The WWE has been going through a cold period, but the upcoming WrestleMania season will be one of the best of the modern era.

Those two points may seem separate, but they’re actually interrelated. SinceSummerSlam the company’s product has taken a staggering nosedive in quality, primarily because there haven’t been any must-watch feuds.

There are a few reasons for that, but it’s mainly because the WWE is biding its time until WrestleMania season—that’s when it’ll let out the big guns.

The best way to encapsulate this point is in two of the biggest stars in the wrestling industry today—Daniel Bryan and CM Punk. The two indie kings headlinedSummerSlam, and their respective matches could arguably be called the two best of the year, though things went south for them after that.

Since August, Punk has consistently been strategically underutilized. He continued his rivalry with Paul Heyman—the idea being that it would keep him out of the spotlight because at the time it was Bryan who needed the bright lights.

The problem was, no one believed for one second that any combination of Ryback or Curtis Axel could overcome Punk, so as a result the second-biggest program on the show was hard to be interested in.

Sheamus or John Cena 2014 Royal Rumble Winner?

Sheamus or John Cena 2014 Royal Rumble Winner