As if the latest season of Bigg Boss was not enough talked about, John Cena added another reason to do so with the latest post on Instagram account. The former WWE Champion shared a picture of Bigg Boss 13 contestant Asim Riaz’s photo in his series of bizarre posts on the social media account.
This left his millions of fans to speculate whether he follows the Indian television reality series or not.
WWE Still Hopeful To Get John Cena For A Role At WrestleMania 36
Despite having an international modeling background, there is no connection between John Cena and Asim Riaz. So the post is just another addition to the series of cryptic shares over on his Instagram account.
However, the fans can’t stop talking about whether he’s indirectly involved in doing promotions of Bigg Boss which is the Indian version of UK’s Celebrity Big Brother, which shows a bunch of celebrities locked up in a house.
Fast & Furious 9 Trailer: WWE Star John Cena’s Role Revealed In The Movie
Asim Riaz is one of the favorites to win this ongoing season of Bigg Boss which has less than weeks of spare time. He has earned a huge fanbase of his own competing against the who’s who so-called stars of the house.
Now that John Cena has shared his picture, it’s evident that his fan following around the foreign countries will shoot up. It might help Riaz in the voting process, as well as the grand finale approaches near.
As for John Cena’s Instagram account, it’s pretty bizarre as he randomly shares posts that have the least connection with the pro-wrestling world where he has his roots with.
John Cena Not Willing To Break Ric Flair’s 16 World Title Reigns
In a past interview with GQ, the 16-time world champion openly admitted that he does not follow the so-called rules while using Instagram. It does not necessarily have to do anything with the practical world as it was not him who willingly opened the account. It was WWE who for him to do so. Here’s more from his comments,
“I was told by WWE that I had to get an Instagram account,” said John Cena, “I said, ‘Man, I don’t know if I can do all of this. I don’t have [someone] to follow me around and shoot stuff…. So I took a picture of my close friend’s mustache. I gave away the first picture and just posted it with no tags, no meaning. For the first 100 posts it was like, ‘Is this John? Is this the real John? What the F is he doing? Has his account been hacked?’ I love it.” (courtesy GQ)
