John Cena hails Caitlin Clark after she hits ‘you can’t see me’ move in Iowa’s March Madness win

John Cena praised Iowa women’s basketball star Caitlin Clark after she used her “You can’t see me” gesture during a breakout performance in the Hawkeyes Elite Eight’s victory at March Madness.

Clark held a shooting clinic, finishing with 41 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds while shooting and 8/14 from three.

After his sixth three pointer, he took out WWE’s iconic diss towards Louisville, which was widely shared on social media.

Cena, who made the move famous throughout his career as a full-time wrestler, noted that Clark copied his trademark gesture and greeted her on Twitter on Tuesday.

‘Even if they could see you…they couldn’t protect you! Congratulations on @CaitlinClark22’s historic performance and @IowaWBB on advancing to the Final Four!’ Cena wrote.

John Cena made diss a universal gesture during his full-time career with WWE

The Hollywood star thanked Clark after his 41-point triple-double in the Iowa win.

Clark had the 11th triple-double of his career and the 19th in NCAA Tournament history.

The Iowa star had the first triple-double of 30 and 40 points in March Madness history.

Clark had 22 points and eight assists in the first 20 minutes en route to the fourth-highest scoring total of all time in an NCAA regional.

No. 2 seed Iowa defeated fifth seed Louisville 97-83 on Sunday, and will play its first Final Four in 30 years.

Waiting for the Hawkeyes is No. 1 seed South Carolina. The teams meet at 9 pm ET on Friday night in Dallas at the American Airlines Center.

Cena will be in action the following night at WrestleMania 39 in Los Angeles, where he will face Austin Theory.

Caitlin Clark put on an incredible display, scoring 41 points to help her team win 97-83

The former Doctor of Thuganomics will be in the ring on Saturday night for WrestleMania 39

Cena is one of the best superstars in WWE, along with Hulk Hogan (right).