The world knows John Cena as a talented actor and one of the greatest WWE stars of all time. But, not many people know that he also a great tutor, who can teach you things that nobody else knows about or has ever tried. Like how to play baseball with a cricket bat!

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While Cena turned out to be a good teacher, it was his student Hugh Jackman who stole the show like a true boss. Yes, the powerful action stars of reel and real life came together on 'The Late Show With James Corden' and brought the whole house down with their badass charm. 

Anger and compliments do not go hand in hand, but Cena taught Jackman how say some of the nicest things, in an aggressive manner. While we all have heard about and indulged in trash talking, the trick that Cena showed is called 'reverse trash talking'. Sounds fancy, eh?

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But soon enough, Jackman learnt the trick and complimented Cena (with all the rage and anger intact), and proved that no one can mess with Wolverine. 

He said, “Is that it, John Cena, is that it? With your blue eyes, and your perfect hair, and your beautiful three-piece suit, your fashionable, expensive, three-piece suit!” He went on to say, “You look amazing, John Cena, you understand me? You are amazing!”

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While, the audience burst out in cheers, John Cena and James Corden were left shell-shocked and amazed after Jackman was done talking. Honestly, Jackman sounded like a Delhi boy who lives in Lucknow, but can't let go off his 'Dilli se hoon' attitude. 

It all started when Corden asked Cena about his talent to reverse trash talk and he showed the world how it's actually done.  In fact, after Jackman was done with his gig, all that Cena could say was “He's ready!” Well, we agree with you Cena, just unleash Jackman in front of your opponents already. 

And with this gig, the best student of year award definitely goes to Jackman for complimenting the crap out of Cena. 

Hugh Jackman is one versatile actor, whose talent knows no boundaries. After blowing our minds away with movies like 'Logan', 'The Wolverine', 'X-Men' series, 'Prisoners' and 'Les Misérables'; Jackman is back with yet another stellar movie 'The Greatest Showman'.

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It is a biopic based on P.T. Barnum, founder of legendary Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The movie also stars Zac Efron, Michelle Williams, Zendaya and Rebecca Ferguson.

In fact, it is for the first time ever that a live trailer was aired for a movie.