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    John Cena vs Cody Rhodes in ultimate Clash of Clans showdown

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    John Cena vs Cody Rhodes in ultimate Clash of Clans showdown


    Clash of Clans*, which has over two billion lifetime downloads, is back with WWE for a second collaboration; and this time, the rivalry is personal. WWE SuperstarCody Rhodes and WWE Legend John Cena are best known for what they do in the ring, but their competition didn’t start there. Both are long-time players of Clash of Clans, and this shared gaming history has become locker room legend. Now, Rhodes, a decade-long player, has recruited the Clash of Clans community – plus fellow WWE Superstars – to help him hunt down John Cena’s base, taking a decade-long battle out of the ring and into their in-game villages.

    Beginning today, September 1st, through September 30th, Cena’s loot-filled base is waiting for Clash of Clans players to discover throughout the course of their daily raids. The more players raid, the higher the chance they have of locating the elusive WWE Legend and earning a one-time-only Cody Rhodes statue for their village – but only if their raid is a success. It’s not like a 17-time WWE World Champion is going to have a rookie base.

    Meanwhile, to beef up the search party, Rhodes has enlisted the support of The Undertaker, IYO SKY and a whole host of other WWE Superstars who will be rallying their own fans online to join the hunt.

    “People think this started in the ring with Cody. It didn’t. It started when I out-raided him in the game and he threw me off his team,” says Cena. “Ten years later he still needs help. This time he’s asking millions of you to take on my base. That’s fine. As I have always said – if you want some, come get some.”

    Beyond Cena’s base, the in-game crossover presents six WWE Superstars reimagined as iconic Clash of Clans Hero characters, including the return of Cody Rhodes as The Barbarian King.The lineup include:

    • Cody Rhodes as “Barbarian King”

    • Alexa Bliss as “Archer Queen”

    • The Undertaker as “Grand Warden”

    • IYO SKY as “Royal Champion”

    • Jey Uso as “Minion Prince”

    • Kane as “Dragon Duke”

    Players can also experience WWE-themed features throughout the event, from temporary troops to a branded village theme that’s designed around WWEMoney in the Bank, taking place in New Orleans on October 10th. WWE chests hold a series of rewards too, with returning favorites like Action Figure Equipment, plus Challenge Tickets and a guaranteed Cody Rhodes Skin**.

    Download Clash of Clans foriOSorGoogle Playtoday to help Rhodes in his Search for Cena until September 30th.

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