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Becoming a sports star is no easy feat, and neither is making it as a Hollywood actor. But these men and women have proven they can do both! Here are the football players, wrestlers, and more athletes who proved they had skills on *and* off the big screen: 1. To start, John Cena is a 17-time WWE world champion and had his first major acting role in 2006's The Marine. He's since gone on to appear in Trainwreck, Blockers, and HBO Max's Peacemaker.

The recent deal between Netflix and WWE includes heavy branding on the mat and ring posts, which became visible only during live broadcasts.

Despite the tough In-Ring battles, CM Punk expressed he's feeling fortunate and great in multiple aspects of his life after his recent WWE matches.

WWE Superstars like Charlotte Flair showcased their versatility at Fanatics Fest 2025 NYC, stepping outside their wrestling personas to engage in various sports activities.

Copani portrayed Muhammad Hassan, a character that resonated with audiences amid rising tensions post-9/11, embodying both a misunderstood figure and a villain.

"Honored and grateful. A special day. #LiveForever #Bronx #WalkOfFame #GrandConcourse." This captures Priest's emotions on receiving this hometown recognition and reflects his journey from the Bronx to stardom.

As Cena shines in his heroic role, Orton's dark persona redefines the boundaries of villainy. Their rivalry represents the duality of heroism and villainy in wrestling.