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– WWE’s John Cena has become a hotbed for controversy today after a clip originally posted on the Chinese microblogging website, Sina Weibo, made its way stateside and quickly turned viral after it was shared and posted on Twitter. The clip features Cena apologizing to fans in China after referring to Taiwan as a country during a recent promotional interview for his new film, F9: The Fast Saga. The South China Morning Post reports that Cena made the comment during a recent appearance on the Taiwanese broadcasting network TVBS during his promotional tour for the film. During the broadcas...

By Mike Johnson on 2021-05-25 09:31:00 This week's episode of WWE Main Event will feature Ricochet vs. Mustafa Ali in a Best of Three Falls match. John Cena was trending overnight on Twitter after he took to Weibo, a social media platform in China, to apologize for referring to Taiwan as the first country to be able to see F9.  Taiwan is self-governing but China's stance is that Taiwan is part of their country and can be reclaimed by force if needed, so Cena is apologizing so as not to offense the Chinese audience.  That apology then led to a lot of criticism against him on social media fo...

“Hi China, I’m John Cena. I’m in the middle of Fast and Furious 9 promotions. I’m doing a lot of interviews. I made a mistake in one of my interviews. Everyone was asking me if I could use Chinese – [movie] staff gave me a lot of information, so there was a lot of interviews and information,” said Cena, who started learning Mandarin to help his wrestling promotion’s integration in China. He has since gone viral many times for his enthusiastic Mandarin-speaking abilities. “I made one mistake. I have to say something very, very, very important now. I love and respect China and ...

Taiwan considers itself an independent, Democratic nation with its own government but the Chinese widely consider it a breakoff territory that they plan to invade and reclaim in the future.

Actor John Cena walked back his remarks that Taiwan is a country, saying he is "very, very sorry" after facing pressure to apologize to communist China.