As the face of WWE for over a decade, John Cena worked closely with and had the trust of Vince McMahon.
Cena has always spoken highly of his boss and has always been one to take direction from the owner of the WWE.
Speaking to Chris Van Vliet, Cena was asked the biggest lesson he's taken from Vince during their time working together.
"That's another hour and a half special, maybe more. I continue to learn from him every single day. There is not an instance that goes by where I don't reflect on my experience in the WWE and what he has taught me. Often times learning from osmosis, he doesn't hit you over the head with the lessons, but you can learn from his decision making. It says a lot about the person and what you can take. That well is endless and not dried up yet. I continue to learn from him. I think the most valuable of all the lessons is to show up and deliver. That isn't something he says, it's something he does all the F'n time. He's always there and he's always invested. People can question his creative motives and whatever, it's creativity, there's always going to be an opinion. He's always got his boots on the ground, he's always invested and he always believes in his passion about the product. I think just showing up and delivering, that's a huge takeaway," replied Cena.
WWE is reportedly hoping Cena will be working with Vince again at SummerSlam as the company is hopeful that Cena will be able to compete at the event.
Elsewhere during the interview, Cena spoke highly of Roman Reigns' work during the pandemic era. You can find his full comments by clicking here.
Thanks to Chris Van Vliet for sending in the quotes.
