And Cena Gets His Wish

Mark your calendars, ladies and gentlemen: WrestleMania 28 has a huge main event slotted in Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's home state of Florida.

After three years, John Cena has finally received his wish and we will be receiving our dream match of John Cena vs. The Rock at WrestleMania 28 on April 1, 2012. Fans rejoice!

Make A Wish Milestone

TMZ.Com is reporting about WWE today, and, believe it or not, it's actually great news.

The celebrity news website has announced that there will be thirty children from the Make A Wish Foundation coming to WrestleMania this weekend, from countries like Canada, the US and even Australia. They will be having a chance to meet with Superstars and Divas, along with a pizza party hosted by John Cena.

Also, John will be receiving something for doing this this weekend -- he will be receiving an award for passing the very impressive milestone of 200 wishes granted. It puts him only with three other people who have -- Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhart, Jr., and Hulk Hogan.

Congratulations to John Cena, who has been an incredible ambassador to the Make A Wish Foundation.

Cena Claims Concussion

John Cena has announced on his Twitter account -- which you can follow at JohnCena -- that he suffered a concussion on Raw this past Monday. He writes,

"CeNation. Sorry I have been away.

Concussion on [M]on night from

either [D]el [R]io kick or mic shots.

Took and passed impact exam. RTG for Fri."

No, Impact exams have nothing to do with TNA. If this is the case, then it's good to hear that John is okay. With all of the research that has come out about concussions in the past several years, stemming from the Benoit tragedy in 2007, it's great to see that people are treating these injuries accordingly.

John Cena is arguably the busiest wrestler on the roster and set to compete at WrestleMania against The Miz for the WWE Championship, so it's really important that they keep him healthy until the April 3 extravaganza.

GLAAD Busts Cena

ProWrestling.net is reporting that the GLAAD organization, which stands for the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, has targeted John Cena in regards to some taunts he has made over the past little while that they have taken to be homophobic.

Instead of the usual defensiveness, WWE has agreed to partner up with the organization to create and promote an anti-bullying initiative, which is a wonderful move. Kids look up to John Cena, so it's time to clean it up a little bit. Also, WWE has invited the organization to come in and conduct training with the WWE creative team and its editors.

For those interested, you can read the blog here: http://glaadblog.org/2011/03/17/wwe-to-partner-with-glaad-on-anti-bullying-messages/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+glaadblog+%28GLAADBlog.org%29

This is a great step for WWE, and I'm glad to hear that they are taking this seriously considering that the blog states that they are acting on behalf of LGBT members who were bothered and offended by Cena's comments.