Cena becomes 1st celebrity to fulfill 600 Make-A-Wish requests
John Cena had a busy WrestleMania weekend.
Before making his surprise appearance as the "Doctor of Thuganomics" at WrestleMania 35, Cena helped induct 26 children into WWE's Circle of Champions during a Make-A-Wish event in Times Square on Saturday.
"I want to make sure everyone has a wonderful experience," Cena told Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated. "For someone to get one wish and their wish is to hang out with you, that's the most awesome thing ever. I have great perspective of what it is and never take it for granted. I'll always try to give as much happiness as I possibly can."
Cena has been working with Make-A-Wish since 2004, and has now granted more wishes than any other celebrity.
.@JohnCena made a surprise appearance at the @MakeAWish Circle of Champions…little did he know he’d be the most surprised one there as he was recognized as the first celebrity to grant 600 wishes! pic.twitter.com/IXmY64h5IY
— WWE (@WWE) April 6, 2019
Today we celebrate @WWE Superstar @JohnCena for becoming the first celebrity ever to grant 600 wishes. We thank you, John, your 15 years of dedication to our mission and for continuing to transform the lives of wish kids and their families around the world! 💙⭐️💪 pic.twitter.com/Dx1Yq5vI4T
— Make-A-Wish America (@MakeAWish) April 6, 2019
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