The John Cena Classic field grew on Wednesday night as the WWE legend announced the second member who will be involved in next month’s pro wrestling showcase.

John Cena made a rare appearance on WWE’s developmental brand to reveal who the next superstar in the event will be.

Zilla Fatu.

"This building, to me, means potential. And potential, to me, is opportunity – and it is opportunity season," Cena said before he revealed it was Fatu.

Fatu is a third-generation pro wrestler who made his debut at NXT earlier this year. He’s the son of the late Umaga and the great nephew of Afa and Sika – known in wrestling as The Wild Samoans. Cena acknowledged his connection to some of the top Samoan wrestling legacy given his own wars with some of the greats in the Anoa’i family tree.

"I’m here tonight for you. Tonight is very important for me. I kinda feel like an honorary Samoan sometimes," Cena said. "My legacy dates back to run-ins with Rikishi, standing toe-to-toe with The Rock. Facing Roman Reigns. Throwing a few back with the twins, I love my Uces. And being first in line to give Solo (Sikoa) an opportunity. Also, I absolutely loved your dad.

"For real, your family has done so much for me. It is an honor, tonight, to give to you an opportunity to debut in the John Cena Classic."

Fatu was a bit emotional as Cena spoke about his family.

"Thank you John, thank you," he said. "You got me really, really emotional right now. I just want to say I appreciate you. I appreciate the relationship you had with my family. I appreciate the relationship you had with each and everybody in my family but I’m more blessed that you are giving me this opportunity."

He had a message for everyone tuning into "Monday Night Raw" on Dec. 14.

"I’m coming for everything."

Fatu and Cody Rhodes are the first two entrants in the John Cena Classic, which will take place at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Disney World.

Cena unveiled the John Cena Classic Championship belt on Monday. WWE fans who sign up with Club WWE will be able to vote on the winner of the event regardless of the match result.