>>> Oh, John Cena keeping busy,
the new version of "Wipeout,".
>> Welcome him in.
Hi, John.
>> Hi, John.
Congrats.
>> We are so excited for the new
"Wipeout," what are we going
see?
>> If you go back to the
original, he was epic fails
before.
So, you know, TBS is gracious
enough to add myself and my
co-host who has a wonderful
sense of humor to the program.
It's about the contestants and
the course.
It's bigger, Badder, better,
more fun, more wipeouts and
something that everyone can
enjoy.
>> I worry sometimes.
>> It never gets old.
It's the best thing ever and
that course looks next level.
>> What about stepping back in
the WWE ring, is that going to
happen?
>> It certainly is.
I just don't know when.
I am in a critical crossroads
and I feel bad for the WWE
universe, and I feel great,
because new stars are rising and
I think the programming now is
as riveting as I have been.
I have been given opportunities
with wipeout and f-9 and the
suicide squad and the spin off
peace maker and vacation
friends.
All the stuff you can do but you
cannot do both.
So, I'm really trying to hone my
craft and I've been given
opportunities in film and
television and I have taken
them.
Unfortunately the WWE half of my
life will have to suffer.
I'm not done, I will be back,
but I am not sure when.
>> It's good that you can dive
back in and out of both worlds
that are there to embrace you
like family.
We have seen you at
WrestleManias, my son wants to
be a WWE super star, what
advice do I say John Cena said
he had to focus to make it to
the ring.
>> He should never lose the
passion he has now.
You have been to the event.
You get a magic in your eye
auto, doesn't matter what age
you are.
And for various reasons.
I think it's important for him
and not only for his quest to
possibly be a WWE champion.
But life advice as well.
Never lose that passion.
Man.
Never lose the magic.
>> What will be his name?
>> He is Dominick, my son too.
He said is he wants to be
Dominick the dominator.
>> He already has a great idea.
I think he is off to a great
start.
>> John, that was good advice.
I want to talk about your book
that you have out, this
wonderful thing, be a work in
progress and other things I
would like to tell my younger
self.
If you are going pull out one
bit of advice there, what would
it be?
>> So, this is basically like a
synopsis of four year project
that I took to social media.
I decided to just do Twitter for
promotion, and journalistic
thoughts and a lot of the
thoughts are open ended and
thought provoking and positive
and aspirational, so it's a
collection of those.
And there's one that is
essentially my purpose in life
and it's I would be grateful for
every sunrise and earn every
sunset.
Be grateful for every day and go
out and earn it.
And I want to thank actually,
the bts army, in a long way.
Because when I started the
project four years ago, I never
know how people would take to
it.
I posted a lot of things on
social media it's and a
argumentive forum.
And right around that time, the
bts army had coming out and they
retweeted like crazy and so it
connected me with k-pop and
encouraged me to keep my idea
going that I may be to
something.
>> You are a part of the band.
>> Part of the bts.
>> I'm not part of the band.
But I'm a proud part of the
army.
>> Part of the army.
>> I owe this body of work to
them.
Yeah.
>> I like it, sounds like daily
devotionals, those are my kind
of books.
Very cool.
Congrats though that.
Before we let you go, let's give
you a rapid fire quiz here.
>> Rapid fire on zoom.
This should go absolutely great.
>> Nothing could go wrong, John.
>> Underrated wrestler?
>> Cezaro.
>> Favorite cheat day item?
>> I don't look at anything like
a cheat day.
I make commitments to own
everything that I eat, if I eat
high calorie, I go pizza, ice
cream and burgers.
>> I like it.
A wrestling term that sounds
dirty but isn't.
>> It's k-fade the gimmick.
>> Favorite rapper?
>> Oh, that's a good one.
Um, Jay-Z.
>> Would you hang out with a
Jeff if he spelled his name
g-e-o-f-f?
>> Of course, it would have so
many questions.