Professional wrestler and actor John Cena has opened up about his “painfully awkward” s^x scene with comedian and actress Amy Schumer in the 2015 movie, “Trainwreck”.

During the scene, Schumer’s character asks Cena’s character to talk dirty to her, and he responds by attempting to do so, albeit rather poorly. However, Cena has revealed that the scene was supposed to be quite different when it was first written.

During an interview with talk show host Larry King, Cena said that the scene was originally meant to be “an overly physical scene.

Big guy, you know, ‘I’m sick of being with this guy because he’s too physical.’”

However, the actor’s improvisation skills came to the fore during filming, and both Schumer and director Judd Apatow were impressed with the way Cena played the scene, which ultimately resulted in it being changed into a more awkward and uncomfortable scenario.

Speaking to King, Cena revealed that the decision to change the scene from its original concept was an impromptu one that was made during filming.

“We got into a room and we started to ad-lib and both Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow were so receptive to the kind of twist I put on the character that we ditched all the physical humor and just made it a very uncomfortable scene,” he explained.

Despite the scene’s awkwardness, Cena insists that he is pleased with the way it turned out.

“It was very awkward, and at the end of the day, it ended up being pretty funny,” he said.

He also noted that Schumer was a “great sport” about the scene and helped to create an environment in which everyone could be comfortable while filming it.

During the interview, Cena also touched on the possibility of a sequel to “Trainwreck”, saying that he would be happy to reprise his role if given the opportunity.

“I’m always looking for stuff that’s challenging and stuff that’s different,” he said.

“So if there was a second one, I’d be all for it.”

Cena, who has made the transition from wrestling to acting, has appeared in a number of movies and TV shows in recent years, including “Bumblebee”, “Blockers”, and “F9: The Fast Saga”.

He also hosts the game show “Wipeout” and has served as a commentator for the wrestling promotion WWE.

During his interview with King, Cena also discussed his love of the UFC, calling it “an absolute spectacle” and expressing his admiration for fighter Conor McGregor.

He also talked about the possibility of facing off against fellow wrestling legend “Stone Cold” Steve Austin in the ring, saying that while he respects Austin, he believes he could beat him in a fight.

Away from the world of entertainment, Cena is also known for his charitable work.

He has worked with a number of organizations over the years, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation, for which he has granted more than 650 wishes for children with life-threatening illnesses.

In addition to his charity work, Cena is also known for his dedication to fitness and his impressive physique.

He has published a number of books on the subject, including “The Cena Workout: A 30 Day Exercise Plan for Strengthening Your Body and Building Your Endurance”, which offers readers a glimpse into his fitness regime.

Overall, Cena’s interview with Larry King was a fascinating insight into the life and career of a multi-talented individual who has achieved success in a variety of different fields.

Whether he is acting, wrestling, or doing charity work, Cena remains an inspirational figure who is admired by many.