John Cena’s in-ring career might be over, but his presence continues in the virtual world alongside WWE star Cody Rhodes. Both are involved in a unique crossover with Clash of Clans, a popular mobile game. Rhodes, Cena, and several WWE personalities are engaging with the game community to locate Cena’s base. This event, titled ‘Search for Cena,’ runs until September 30.
Cody Rhodes discussed this crossover with OutKick Dropkick, highlighting the global reach of Clash of Clans. ‘We’ve got millions of players on Clash of Clans globally,’ Rhodes said. He recalled how he joined the game via a clan, bonding over it with Cena during WWE tours.
In the past, Cena led his clan, the O’Leary Klan (OLK), earning a reputation for strict leadership. The current event offers players a chance to find and raid Cena’s base, aiming for a perfect score.
The crossover includes significant in-game features, such as the new ‘Barbarian King’ skin, complete with sunglasses and enhanced music. Rhodes shares nostalgia, recalling how Cena’s influence led him into Clash of Clans initially.
Cena’s involvement hasn’t been free from controversy. Known for heavy gem usage and achieving 99% one-star raids, he expressed rivalry with Rhodes, starting in the game rather than the wrestling ring. ‘People think this started in the ring with Cody… Ten years later, he still needs help,’ Cena stated.
Rhodes expressed awe at being featured in a game he has played for years, contrasting it with typical wrestling games. Celebrating his ‘Barbarian King’ character’s debut last year, Rhodes cherishes moments from his involvement.
This distinct collaboration has bonded WWE legends with Clash of Clans. Rhodes recounts engaging with Shawn Michaels for a promotional effort and recruiting Undertaker, now on board as ‘Grand Warden.’ The partnership combines generations of wrestling icons with gaming, blending worlds unexpectedly.
Other WWE stars featured include Alexa Bliss as ‘Archer Queen,’ Undertaker as ‘Grand Warden,’ Iyo Sky as ‘Royal Champion,’ Jey Uso as ‘Minion Prince,’ and Kane as ‘Dragon Duke.’
Clash of Clans remains a top mobile game, with over 2 billion downloads. The collaboration highlights the innovative intersection of wrestling and gaming.

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