As far as one disk sets, this is a very neat buy. It's good a good little documentary on 'early-Cena', showing you things like his schooling, his home life, that kind of thing. It's a nice little 'behind the scenes' look at the man who, many years later, has had several championships to his name. In fact, if you hate modern day Cena, I'd still give this a try because Cena 'then' isn't quite Cena 'now', and it's very easy from this disk to see why they pushed him so very much.

Whilst the retrospective is good, and the battle raps pretty amusing, the extras complement it. The matches are your usual suspects - if you want to pick 'best matches', WWE tend to pick an Eddie Guerrero match, an Undertaker match, a Kurt Angle match. You know the usual suspects - but they bring out the best in Cena. So respect is earned as far as these early showings go.

Word Life is a good buy, but because it's a one-disk wonder, it'll only satisfy as far as one-disk WWE treats do. That's not to say it's bad, because the disk is really maxed out with good stuff, but it is what it is, and the only negative I can really level at the disk is pricing - if the price seems reasonable to you, then I'd go out and buy it immediately. I'm not a particularly strong Cena fan, and I surely wasn't disappointed!

I actually got this DVD free with WWE SmackDown Vs Raw 2010. I must say, as much as I hate SuperMan Cena, this DVD is great and brings out the Rapper Cena we all loved back in 2002/2003. It has all his epic rap battles with the likes of Big Show, Kurt Angle and even Brian Kendrick! It is still hard to believe that the Cena on this DVD is a HEEL Superstar and not the Babyface he is today. This DVD is awesome and watch it if you want to relive the John Cena we all loved and wished would come back :)

Although I am a Cena Fan and like his battle raps, I think it should have been the other way round on this DVD. I think his battle raps should have been in the extras bit and the actual fights should have been the main part of the DVD