Current WWE superstar John Cena feels like New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski would be a natural in the professional wrestling world.

Gronkowski has made appearances in the past at WWE shows, and with his natural charisma, the fit would obviously make sense once the Patriots star decides to call it quits in the NFL.

And with Gronkowski's personality always on display, that has Cena feeling like it would be natural for him to bring his talents to the WWE.

From Mike Cole of NESN:

“I think he’d be a great WWE Superstar. I really do,” Cena told ESPN in a recent interview. “I think he’s got this unbelievable energy and infectious electricity about him.”

Cena acknowledged that there’s already plenty about Gronkowski that screams pro wrestler.

“I think if he wants to take off the pads and step in the arena, I think he’ll feel right at home,” Cena added.

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Well, there's no doubt that Gronkowski has the physical makeup of a wrestling superstar, and his charismatic approach to life would only help him even more when it comes to connecting with fans.

Of course, he and the Patriots have other plans at the moment, and that's trying to stop a two-game losing streak.

New England has suffered back-to-back losses to the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers, which has Bill Belichick's group in an interesting spot entering the final two weeks of the regular season.

Next up for the Patriots is a matchup against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.