John Cena Reads His Whole Children's Book 'Elbow Grease'

John Cena recently dipped his toe into the world of books when he released his first written children's book, "Elbow Grease," earlier this year.

On Wednesday Cena was featured on the YouTube channel Brightly Storytime and read his book while sporting his often-mocked new haircut.

Elbow Grease, who works at a demolition derby

In the history of never giving up, Elbow Grease goes on to compete and finish a race filled with bigger trucks.

Cena was last seen at a wrestling ring at the Super Show-Down event in Melbourne, Australia in early October. He was booked to take part in the Crown Jewel event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Nov. 2, but backed out days prior to controversy surrounding the event.

Recently announced in the interview with ESPN that his future with the WWE is far from over.

"I'm far from done with the WWE," Cena said. "The WWE will always be my home, but it's going to be so, it's going to be fun, it's going to be a hit and miss. To make the most of the WWE and its audience for bringing me to this point.I am doing it as soon as possible. Royal Rumble and the string of shows I did not get free, it will be spent in my home in the WWE. "

Cena also explained why he had abandoned his usual military-style haircut in recent months.

"I had to grow out of it and I'm trying to make it work better, I'm trying to grow it, I'm trying to grow it." Jimmy Fallon. "I left for China, so I was going back to this day and I'm going back and this ball of wax is on my head, so now everyone's like, 'Man, you ruined my childhood.'

"I'm back and wrestled in Australia and it's really bad with some heavy negativity," he added.