Entertainment · Film · 1 day ago
John Cena says he is trying to be more patient behind the wheel
Cena said he used to yell at people while driving.
Now, he tries to be patient and empathetic, especially in traffic.
He said this approach helps him handle stress.
He shared the change while promoting a movie filled with car chases.
John Cena said he used to yell at other drivers but is trying to be more patient behind the wheel.
He said practicing patience, empathy and being present has helped him manage stress, especially in traffic.
Cena described himself as a confident driver, while acknowledging that other people may judge his driving differently.
He spoke to Page Six at the New York premiere of his movie “Matchbox” earlier this week.
- Who
- John Cena, actor and former wrestler.
- What
- He said he used to yell at other drivers and is now trying to be more patient.
- When
- Earlier this week, at the movie premiere.
- Where
- The New York premiere of “Matchbox.
- Why
- He said patience, empathy and being present have helped him deal with stress.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
I used to yell at folks
Now, I try to lean into patience, and empathy and being in the moment
I feel I’m confident behind the wheel
Cena said he used to yell at other drivers.
Cena said he is trying to practice patience, empathy and being present while driving.
Cena discussed his driving habits with Page Six at the New York premiere of “Matchbox.
- Driver
- John Cena
- Movie
- Matchbox
- Premiere location
- New York
- Interview outlet
- Page Six










