John met with accident.
WWE.com has learned that John Cena has been involved in a three-car accident in Philadelphia.
The SUV the WWE Superstar was traveling in was reportedly rear ended by a Honda Civic, which had been rear ended by a tractor trailer. ( PHOTOS )
“We were doing some early morning media for the event tonight in Philadelphia and we got in a car accident,” Cena told WWE.com. “The Civic was totaled, but no one was hurt, believe it or not.” Although Cena claims to be 100 percent, the Superstar still met with WWE medical personnel today at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center.
Cena is scheduled to face Mark Henry on tonight's Raw SuperShow. “I’ve been in plenty of car wrecks before,” the former WWE Champion said. “I’m in one piece and I can still do battle with The World’s Strongest Man tonight.” Cena is “a little shaken up,” WWE physician Dr. Michael Sampson told WWE.com. "They were whiplash-type injuries thathe sustained,” Sampson said. “He feels good today, but then a couple days later, that's when you get the neck stiffness and the pain. He is cleared to compete tonight. We're going to let him go, but we're definitely going to keep aneye on him.
We're going to check him right before his match one more time, just to make sure he's okay." According to Cena’s driver, Jules Anderson, the accident occurred around 11:30 a.m., when Cena’s vehicle was traveling eastbound on Rt. 76. The SUV sustained damage in the rear, according to Anderson, who added that Cena was on a phone meeting at the time of the collision.
The SUV the WWE Superstar was traveling in was reportedly rear ended by a Honda Civic, which had been rear ended by a tractor trailer. ( PHOTOS )
“We were doing some early morning media for the event tonight in Philadelphia and we got in a car accident,” Cena told WWE.com. “The Civic was totaled, but no one was hurt, believe it or not.” Although Cena claims to be 100 percent, the Superstar still met with WWE medical personnel today at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center.
Cena is scheduled to face Mark Henry on tonight's Raw SuperShow. “I’ve been in plenty of car wrecks before,” the former WWE Champion said. “I’m in one piece and I can still do battle with The World’s Strongest Man tonight.” Cena is “a little shaken up,” WWE physician Dr. Michael Sampson told WWE.com. "They were whiplash-type injuries thathe sustained,” Sampson said. “He feels good today, but then a couple days later, that's when you get the neck stiffness and the pain. He is cleared to compete tonight. We're going to let him go, but we're definitely going to keep aneye on him.
We're going to check him right before his match one more time, just to make sure he's okay." According to Cena’s driver, Jules Anderson, the accident occurred around 11:30 a.m., when Cena’s vehicle was traveling eastbound on Rt. 76. The SUV sustained damage in the rear, according to Anderson, who added that Cena was on a phone meeting at the time of the collision.
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