Rhodes, Cena and several other WWE stars are a part of a second innovative crossover with Clash of Clans, the beloved mobile game that the "American Nightmare" has been playing for a decade.In this iteration, Rhodes and the rest of the Clash of Clans community are tasked with finding Cena’s base in the game.COMPLETE PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE ON OUTKICKCody Rhodes searching for John Cena's base in Clash of Clans.
(Clash of Clans)The "Search for Cena" is officially on and lasts through Sept.30."We've got millions of players on Clash of Clans globally, global chat being back to millions of players," Rhodes told OutKick Dropkick hours before Sunday Night’s Main Event.
"And when I was in a clan, that was how I got in Clash of Clans in the first place — John Cena on the road, all of us finding a game that we wanted to play and could bond over, and it was Clash.He had the O’Leary Klan (OLK) and he was a pretty good clan leader.
He was until he wasn't -- real, real, real tyrant behavior, I would say, from the record-breaking John Cena."And now we have the opportunity to get our receipt back, all of us, the entire Clash community, because we can get out there, find his base, raid it, get a three-star 100 on it.But probably the most pinch-yourself thing for me, and so much fun stuff happens working at WWE, so many fun moments and crossovers and things that we do, partnerships and things of this nature, to be able to open the game and see the Clash app logo with me against a barbarian, and then to get in there and see a new barbarian skin like the ‘Barbarian King’ skin, this is the second one, and now he's got the shades on and the music has been added.
That's a trip."Rhodes previously told OutKick Dropkick that it was Cena who first got him into Clash of Clans.He was a part of the OLK before the group booted Cena.
Rhodes and others then started the Nicky Clan, which still runs to this day.SIGN UP TO GET THE LATEST SPORTS NEWSJohn Cena calculates the oddes of any...