John Cena and Elizabeth Huberdeau's divorce has been resolved to both parties' approval, and the former couple has reached a divorce settlement, but more information is now leaking about the contentious points made during the divorce proceedings, such as Huberdeau's allegation that Cena was having extra-marital affairs with co-fighter Mickie James, among others.

There were rumors in June that Cena and James were having an illicit relationship, spearheaded by WWE fighter Kenn Doane on his twitter page.

Doane claimed Cena cheated on Huberdeau with James while he himself, Doane, was also in a relationship with James. He was even backed up by accompanying allegations from fellow wrestler Kris Katera: "I worked with WWE on and off from 2006-2010 and can back up most everything you say about Cena and his cheating ways man!"

Huberdeau feels that Cena may have been stepping out on her with many women, not just James. In a statement to TMZ last month Raymond Rafool, Hauberdeau' attorney asserted:  "We're definitely following up on every lead relative to his being unfaithful before AND after the separation."

Other wrestlers joined in on the tag-team. Although the rumors remain unsubstantiated, independent wrestler Ryan Drew recently wrote on his website, TheWrestlingHub.com: "Having walked in her shoes, having been cheated on and betrayed, I have no sympathy for John Cena. There is no excuse for extramarital affairs. For a man who is a role model ... he ought to be ashamed of himself."

According to TMZ, Cena and his wife have recently agreed to "bury the hatchet," and the divorce ending the three year relationship will conclude "peacefully."

As to the truth of Cena's extra-marital affairs, the full story may remain unknown. Although any marital transgressions he did make may not have gone unpunished, both in the divorce proceedings, and in the sense of media blowback.