During his early days in Hollywood, John Cena starred in the 2015 romantic comedy Trainwreck, which gained a lot of attention due to the raunchy love scene he shared with co-star Amy Schumer.

In interviews promoting the movie, Schumer discussed how filming the scene caused her physical discomfort due to Cena’s massive frame.

She referred to it as “like a refrigerator fell on me,” adding that “it was probably harder for him.”

“He had to, like, do something. I just did what I usually do when I have s**. Just lay there, so yeah.”

Schumer also commented on Cena’s bodybuilding past, which explains his imposing frame, saying “People just gasped. That Cena a**. It’s not even human.”

“It felt like having a Flick refrigerator on top!”

In another interview, she expressed regret that she didn’t get to feel his “b**ls,” but hoped “that they do.”

Schumer also noted that Cena was still in the nascent stage of his acting career and wasn’t fully comfortable with the whole acting thing.

“Apparently wrestlers, they’re not faking!” she said.

“He didn’t understand the whole acting thing.” Despite this, Cena has since gone on to obtain significant roles with major studios like Warner Bros.

The Trainwreck love scene wasn’t the only time Schumer compared Cena’s frame to a refrigerator.

She also used the analogy to describe his entire being, saying “It’s a whole universe, {Cena’s} butt.”

Cena has come a long way since his early days in Hollywood and has established himself as an actor.

However, his massive frame still garners attention, and Schumer’s comments from the past highlight the challenges he faced in transitioning from WWE to Hollywood.

It was a brave call for Cena to switch careers, and while he may have had some awkward moments in his initial foray into acting, he has since proved himself and gained success in the industry.