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John Cena to Host Shark Week 2024

Posted By: WrestlingNewsSource.com on May 16, 2024

John Cena to Host Shark Week 2024

John Cena has another project lined up, this time with the Discovery Channel.

The future WWE Hall of Famer will host this year’s “Shark Week,” a role announced at Warner Bros. Discovery’s 2024 upfront presentation today. The week’s lineup includes Part 2 of “Belly of the Beast,” showcasing a great white shark-feeding frenzy.

Other highlights include “Monster Hammerhead: Species X,” exploring a potential new hammerhead species, and “Great White Serial Killer: Sea of Blood,” tracking a great white terrorizing a local village. Shark Week kicks off on July 7th.

Cena last appeared on WWE TV in a surprise appearance on Raw, participating in a six-man tag team match to help The Miz and R-Truth secure a win. The night before, he was involved in the WrestleMania XL main event between Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns.

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— WrestlingNewsSource.com May 16, 2024 08:22AM


 
 


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