Cody Rhodes Enlists Millions of Gamers to Search for John Cena in Clash of Clans and WWE Crossover
The second Clash of Clans-WWE crossover lets players raid Cena’s village for exclusive characters, temporary troops and a one-time Cody Rhodes statue.
- On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, Clash of Clans and WWE launched their second collaboration, featuring WWE Superstar Cody Rhodes recruiting players to hunt down WWE Legend John Cena's in-game base.
- Their gaming competition dates back a decade, as both performers are long-time Clash of Clans players. "It started when I out-raided him," Cena said, explaining how the rivalry began.
- Six WWE Superstars join the game as reimagined characters, including Rhodes as Barbarian King and The Undertaker as Grand Warden. The crossover features WWE-themed elements and temporary troops.
- Through September 30, players can participate in daily raids to discover Cena's loot-filled base and earn a one-time-only Rhodes statue for successful raids.
- Clash of Clans has over 2 billion lifetime downloads and was recently voted "Greatest Mobile Game of All Time" by followers of Pubity. Developer Supercell continues delivering global content.
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Cody Rhodes Hunts John Cena In New Clash Of Clans Crossover
Supercell has rolled out a fresh WWE crossover for Clash of Clans, and this time Cody Rhodes is the star of the show. The new event, called Search for Cena, lets players team up with Rhodes and other WWE Superstars, including The Undertaker, IYO SKY, and Gunther, as they try to track down John Cena’s […]
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Cody Rhodes Enlists Millions of Gamers to Search for John Cena in Clash of Clans and WWE Crossover
Clash of Clans and WWE reunite for their second collaboration with six WWE Superstars reimagined as Clash of Clans characters, and a worldwide hunt for Cena's in-game village.Rhodes and Cena are long-time players of Clash of Clans — now Rhodes…
According to John Cena, the story began about a decade ago and, for once, there were no flying chairs, unbiased referees or belts in play. The 17-time world champion claims that he managed to outrun Cody Rhodes during several 'Clash of Clans' assaults and ended up getting kicked out of his team, a painful episode that, over the years, has ended up providing the perfect excuse to get them back together. Rhodes now seems willing to solve that old …
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The WWE returns to ‘Clash of Clans’ with a second collaboration that poses for September a huge international operation in which to find the village of 17 times world champion, attack it and, if all goes well, leave with some rewards under his arm.
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