John Cena hypes up the premiere of his brand-new series 'What Drives You' in epic teaser-trailer drop

The show’s format looks promising based on early reactions. For now, that seems like a side hustle for Cena and his wrestling fans. He has dedicated this year to WWE. A couple of weeks ago, the wrestler-turned-actor kicked off his WWE farewell tour. He’s reportedly lined up for about 35 to 40 appearances spanning throughout 2025.

The first stop on that journey was the Netflix premiere of Raw. On the show, the Ricky Stanicky star declared his entry in the 30-man Royal Rumble match. It’d be the first he’s competed in since 2018. And by no means is he going to have it easy.

Apart from the 16-time World Champion, names like Roman Reigns , Seth Rollins, CM Punk, Drew McIntyre, Rey Mysterio , and more have also confirmed their participation. This time around, the competition is tough. As a result, fine margins will matter. One misstep, and that’d be enough to shatter WrestleMania dreams of these superstars. Cena has his back against the wall.

Joe Hendry calls out John Cena after historic title win at TNA Genesis

At TNA Genesis on Sunday, Joe Hendry ousted Nic Nemeth for the TNA Heavyweight Championship. He was on a self-described odyssey for months, and it had to pay off. This morning, the 36-year-old joined the Busted Open Radio podcast.

Upon being asked by Bull Ray about whom he’d like to put on notice, Hendry named John Cena. The Scottish grappler stated that anything could happen in this era, alluding to the groundbreaking WWE-TNA partnership. Joe also mentioned how Cena posted about it on his Instagram.

Hendry backed himself to keep pace with The Cenation Leader even on the microphone. Putting John in the echelon of the best talkers in wrestling, Joe said he honestly believes he could hang in there with the Peacemaker star.