WWE icon John Cena never ceases to amaze his fans as despite his busy schedule and travels, he manages to keep his finger on the pulse of what's happening in India. He really showed that on Wednesday, April 9 by sharing a picture of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) stalwart Virat Kohli striking Cena's famous 'You can't see me' pose. It was a total mic drop moment that got fans from both wrestling and cricket super hyped.
Few days back Kohli was spotted showing off his T20 World Cup 2024 ring in a video and playfully threw in Cena's signature move. Cena, being the legend he is, reposted the image on his Instagram. This particular shot was from a video filmed before Royal Challengers Bengaluru's game against Mumbai Indians at Wankhede Stadium, where Kohli was proudly displaying the ring he earned from India's 2024 T20 World Cup title triumph. It just goes to show how Kohli's star power reaches far beyond cricket, making him a recognisable face even in places where the sport isn't the main game.
And in classic Cena style, the post was just the picture – no caption needed. This isn't even the first time Cena's shared a photo of Kohli, but the timing of this one definitely made it feel extra special, like a cool nod of respect between two global icons.
Here's what John Cena reacted to Virat Kohli's 'you can't see me' pose
Coming back to Virat Kohli, he has been on a roll at the start of the IPL 2025 season. He's already racked up 164 runs in just four matches, hitting two brilliant fifties for Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Kohli's superb batting has been one of the reasons why RCB have been excelling in the ongoing IPL 2025.
RCB are perfectly placed at the third spot in the IPL 2025 points table with three wins out of four games. While earning these victories RCB have also broken some hoodoos in the IPL, finally winning in Chennai after 17 long years and ending a decade-long dry spell at the Wankhede Stadium.
RCB notched a thrilling 12-run win over Mumbai Indians (MI) in their last IPL 2025 clash. Rajat Patidar-led side will next take on Delhi Capitals (DC) at their own fort, M Chinnaswamy stadium on April 10, Thursday.