John Cena Has The Most EPIC Reaction To MS Dhoni’s 'You Can't See Me' Gesture-SEE POST
WWE stars have frequently used social media to express their admiration and respect for Indian cricketers
India currently has the biggest fanbase for WWE outside the USA. Interestingly, Indian Cricketers and professional wrestling champions are both fascinated by each other. WWE legend and Hollywood actor John Cena took to his social media handle and shared a photo of the Chennai Super Kings legend MS Dhoni.
WWE stars have frequently used social media to express their admiration and respect for Indian cricketers – Drew McIntyre frequently tweeted for Suryakumar Yadav, while Triple H recently shared a special post on Sachin Tendulkar's birthday. ALSO READ | ‘John Cena Dancing’ Meme Origins! Here’s The Story Behind THIS Goofy Clip Of WWE Superstar Grooving With Headphones In This Adorable Video-WATCH
John Cena is quite popular as he often posts strange celebrity photos on his social media account, sharing a photo of MS Dhoni. The professional wrestler and Hollywood actor took a screengrab of Dhoni performing his famous 'You can't see me' act while making a DRS call during an IPL match, which was hilarious.
The event occurred during Chennai Super Kings’ (CSK) game against Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), when umpire Anil Choudhary refused Maheesh Theekshana's appeal. The former Indian skipper intended to communicate that he couldn't see the play clearly from behind the stumps, so he mimicked the 'You can't see me' sign.
The image instantly went viral on social media, prompting individuals to come up with their own theories. ALSO READ | Russia-Ukraine War: John Cena Faces Heavy Backlash For Using Crisis To Promote His HBO Show ‘Peacemaker'-SEE POST
Previously, Chennai Super Kings defeated Mumbai Indians at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium scaling to the second place in the IPL 2023 table. CSK has won six of their eleven matches this season, with their game against Lucknow Super Giants being rained out.
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