5 regrets of WWE Superstars and Legends

#4. WWE Legend John Cena

John Cena and The Rock

John Cena might be one of the greatest WWE Superstars of all time, but he still has a regret or two in his career.

ON THIS DAY: @JohnCena got redemption in 2013 vs. @TheRock at @WrestleMania 29 at @MLStadium! http://t.co/jcenIofBex pic.twitter.com/hwy9ey3z6Z

— WWE Network (@WWENetwork) April 7, 2015

Cena and The Rock started a very heated feud in 2011, which led to two historic matches in two consecutive WrestleManias. Cena accused The Rock of walking out on WWE and the WWE Universe to chase glory in Hollywood, among other accusations during their rivalry. Today, the 16-time world champion regrets making it personal with The Brahma Bull.

"I said some things that were less than nice. He said some things that were less than nice. And I can assure you, in our line of work there is a grey area where imagination becomes very real and we were right in the sweet spot of that grey area, each watching the other's every move and not too happy with the other party," Cena said in a Q&A session last year.

And the 2013 @WWE #MatchOfTheYear is .... @TheRock vs. @JohnCena at @WrestleMania 29! #Slammy #RAW pic.twitter.com/XzYfj6BnyF

— WWE (@WWE) December 10, 2013

Cena, who later followed in The Rock's footsteps by moving to Hollywood later in his career, admitted he was ignorant in his accusations against The People's Champion.

"It was stupid of me. It genuinely was. That was my perspective at the time. For me to not be able to see Dwayne’s vision on what he wanted to do personally, and how his personal success could affect a growing global brand, that was just ignorant on my part." admitted Cena

The Leader of the Cenation also gave credit to The Rock for opening the doors for him in Hollywood. Cena admitted that The Rock's success had given him a lot of opportunities in the movie business.