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In a "Jeopardy!"-style game show spoof called "Where'd Your Money Go?" professional wrestler John Cena put on a perfect Rob Gronkowski impression.

Cena -- as Gronk -- grinned broadly while spewing about the New England Patriot's player's infamous party cruise, exotic pets and wearing big sunglasses with his brothers.

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