WWE Superstar John Cena recently opened up on his thoughts regarding the love he has received from Indian fans over the years, helping him massively with his global popularity.

Cena, who is all set to be seen in the action-packed film 'Heads of State', with Hollywood star Priyanka Chopra, spoke about India with unmistakable reverence, especially in the context of his journey with WWE. "I've said it before and I'll say it again - WWE's fanbase in India is absolutely passionate and incredibly fast-growing," he said. "I wouldn't be who I am today without them, and I'll continue to say that every single time you ask me."

Cena acknowledged the unwavering support he has received from Indian fans over the years. "The strength and energy from fans in India is unmatched. Even though we don't get to perform there often, we're still followed so closely, and that means a lot," he said, adding that the Indian audience has been crucial to WWE's global reach. "For that, I owe them a truly heartfelt thank you."

In a rare moment of reflection, Cena added, "I don't use this word often, but I feel very fortunate that my work has been able to reach and impact so many people there. Their passion and investment in me is a huge part of my journey, and I wouldn’t be where I am without them."

 

Cena spotted at Wimbledon

John Cena, who recently retained his WWE Championship at the Night of Champions after defeating CM Punk, was spotted at Wimbledon 2025. He was seen sitting alongside his wife, Shay Shariatzadeh.

The Grand Slam's official X account posted a snippet of Cena and his wife enjoying the action on Centre Court with the caption "It's great to see you at Wimbledon, John Cena."

The legendary wrestler was nowhere to be seen on RAW this week and hasn't been advertised for any appearances until the July 18 episode of SmackDown. He is scheduled to face Cody Rhodes in the main event of the upcoming WWE SummerSlam.