Inside John Cena’s impressive net worth from long career in Hollywood and WWE

John Cena is known for his seamless transition from wrestling to acting. 
The actor recently made headlines for his hilarious bit while presenting the award for Best Costumes at the 2024 Academy Awards. He presented the award wearing nothing but the envelope naming the winner, joking about the importance of costumes. 
Backstage snaps showed he was actually wearing tiny nude underwear covering his private parts. 
The 46-year-old had a long career in wrestling before he switched to acting, now starring in big films like Fast and Furious and even Barbie. He even holds a Guinness World Record  for the most wishes, over 650, with the Make A Wish Foundation. 
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Cena has a staggering net worth of $80 million, per Celebrity Net Worth. That can be attributed to both his wrestling and acting careers. 
His professional wrestling career began in 1999 with the Ultimate Pro Wrestling Company, before eventually signing with WWE in 2001. 
“Cena quickly became one of the most popular and successful wrestlers in the company’s history, winning numerous championships and headlining multiple WrestleMania events,” according to Celebrity Net Worth.
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His catchphrase “You Can’t See Me” is even known outside the wrestling world. 
He’s won 16 WWE Championships, five U.S. Championships and four Tag Team Championships. He’s regularly on the list of top merchandise sellers for the WWE franchise. 
In 2018, he began wrestling only part time. His first acting credit was The Marine in 2006, and his most popular roles have been in Daddy’s Home (2015), Trainwreck (2015), Blockers (2018) and Bumblebee (2018). He made a cameo as Mermaid Ken in Barbie.