Thirty children from Al Oula, a not-for-profit organisation which aims to lift youngsters out of poverty, met with WWE superstars Mark Henry and Mojo Rawley in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, as part of WWE’s 'Be A Star' programme, which carries an anti-bullying message.

Athletes Henry and Rawley are both competing in this Friday’s Greatest Royal Rumble but ahead of the showdown they met with the children from Al Oula to open up about the adversity in their lives, telling the children how they had each faced bullying when they were young.

The meeting was held at the King Abdullah Stadium, where the giant stage is being set for the huge event.

As well as posing for countless ‘selfies’ with the children the pair also presented the youngsters with VIP tickets to the show.