WATCH: Throwback video of The Great Khali singing Happy Birthday to John Cena on WWE RAW

WWE celebrities and fans have been wishing WWE superstar John Cena a happy 48th birthday on social media.   In addition to his championship wins, John Cena has excelled inside and beyond the ring during his WWE tenure.   Ric Flair's record was broken by John Cena, who won his 17th WWE title at WrestleMania 41.

Although other WWE performers sent birthday greetings to John Cena this year, The Great Khali's 2013 birthday greetings to Cena are still among the funniest.   Here's how The Great Khali delighted the whole WWE community by wishing John Cena a happy birthday precisely twelve years ago.

On John Cena's birthday, Triple H gave a brief statement to the crowd, but The Great Khali was the main attraction. In front of the whole WWE globe, the Indian wrestler entered the stage and sang a song for John Cena's birthday. While John Cena was in the ring on Monday Night RAW, the whole WWE roster appeared together and wished him a happy birthday.   The Great Khali, Kofi Kingston, Triple H, Natalya, Nikki Bella, and several other wrestlers entered the arena while the audience stared in astonishment.

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The Great Khali started singing, and the audience started laughing.   But after his class performance, John Cena praised The Great Khali. John Cena's birthday was celebrated in 2013 by the WWE world, and they executed the act in the most spectacular fashion imaginable. 

John Cena became GOAT in WWE

Currently John Cena has cemented his place in WWE as the ‘GOAT’ after defeating Cody Rhodes to win the undisputed WWE Championship. At the biggest platform of all, WrestleMania 41, Cena pulled off the trick. The 17th time a champion has held the title is an incredible accomplishment, and the WWE Universe has been waiting ages to see the champion return to the top. For a long time, at 16, he was tied with Ric Flair.

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