John Cena sets Guinness World Record for granting 650 wishes through the Make-A-Wish Foundation

16-time WWE World Champion John Cena put the Guinness World Record for fulfilling the most wishes – 650 – than anyone else through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The 45-year-old Daytime Emmy-nominated producer is “the most requested celebrity” for critically ill children between the ages of 2.5 and 18 who use the nonprofit to make their dreams come true.

On Monday, John – with 85.9 million followers on social media – tweeted: “Aim for greatness without downplaying the importance of goodness.”

Cena has been working with the 42-year-old Phoenix-based charitable organization since 2002.

“If you ever need me for this, I don’t care what I do, I’ll stop what I’m doing and get involved because I think that’s the coolest thing,” the Massachusetts-born powerhouse told Reuters when he told Reuters. 500 wishes reached.

“I just drop everything. If I can provide a great experience, I’ll be first in line to do my part.”

According to the Make-a-Wish website99% of doctors say wishes help a family relieve traumatic stress and 87% of alumni say their wish was a turning point in their treatment.

Wish Maker: The 45-year-old Daytime Emmy-nominated producer is “the most in-demand celebrity” for critically ill children ages 2½ to 18 who use the nonprofit to fulfill their dreams

On Monday, John – who has 85.9 million social media followers – tweeted: ‘Aim for greatness without downplaying the importance of goodness’

Giving Back: Cena has partnered with the 42-year-old Phoenix-based charitable organization as early as 2002

The Massachusetts-born powerhouse told Reuters when he reached 500 wishes: “If you ever need me I don’t care what I do, I’ll stop what I’m doing and get involved because I think that’s the coolest thing.” I just drop everything. If I can provide a great experience, I’ll be first in line to do my part.”

On September 21, John was form as ‘legendary Hollywood stuntman Mr. 206’ in the second season of Kevin Hart’s Roku action hero parody, Die Hart 2: Die Harter.

‘Every chance to work with @KevinHart4real is an opportunity to laugh (a lot) and learn (a lot)’ Cena tweeted.

‘A masterclass in life and all in all a great person to deal with. Grateful to be part of Die Hart S2!’

It’s unclear when the public will see the Peacemaker star as ex-special forces soldier Chris Van Horne opposite Jackie Chan in Scott Waugh’s long-delayed China-funded action thriller, Snafu.

New gig! On September 21, John was cast as “legendary Hollywood stuntman Mr. 206′ in the second season of Kevin Hart’s Roku action hero spoof, Die Hart 2: Die Harter

Cena tweeted: “Every chance to work with @KevinHart4real is an opportunity to laugh (a lot) and learn (a lot). A masterclass in life and an overall wonderful human being to deal with. Grateful to be part of Die Hart S2!’

John – who wrapped up his role in late 2018 – publicly apologized last year in Mandarin to China because he called Taiwan a ‘country’.

On a personal note, Cena and second wife Shay Shariatzadeh celebrate their second wedding anniversary on October 12.

The Bubble actor first met Sonatype’s 33-year-old product manager while filming Andy Fickman’s 2019 poorly rated comedy Playing with Fire in her native Canada.

Available soon? It’s unclear when the public will see the Peacemaker star as ex-special forces soldier Chris Van Horne opposite Jackie Chan (R, pictured in 2018) in Scott Waugh’s long-delayed China-funded action thriller, Snafu

Failure? John – who retired from his role at the end of 2018 – publicly apologized in Mandarin last year to China for calling Taiwan a “country.”