The Cenation leader addresses the WWE Universe and comments on all that has happened since his last appearance in the ring.
before hell in a cell in a press release it stated John had asked for time off after hell in a cell so making him lose was done to make it easierdamn two months without Cena on this show feels like years. not that i'm a super fan of Cena's but it's refreshing to see someone on the show that's over in some way rather they are getting booed or cheered.
Honestly I don't really like cena but at least he fights, all Alberto has done is hide behind people because he's scared, and finally he does so,etching exciting but it think the Waugh of nations will come to his,rescue after they see his butt is getting kicked by Cena
I wonder how much money Vince Mcsham paid to movie critics to overrate John Cena's small performances in those films he appeared in only because Cena is friends with some people in the movie industry.
Stunning new footage of Sydney harbour, the city's iconic beaches and animals from Taronga Zoo will be beamed onto the pylons of Sydney Harbour Bridge as part of Sydney's New Year's Eve celebrations.
In a world-first tourism initiative between Tourism Australia and City of Sydney, a series of six short film sequences will be projected onto the Sydney Harbour Bridge's two 79m high concrete pillars.
The clips, each lasting three and a half minutes, are expected to be watched live by over a million revellers lining the Sydney Harbour foreshore, as well as millions watching across Australia.
The clips, captured with GoPro cameras by Tourism Australia's social media, will provide a taster of the national tourism agency's latest global campaign, due to be unveiled early in the new year and which will focus on Australia's world-class aquatic and coastal experiences.
Tourism Australia Global Manager of Social and Content, Jesse Desjardins, said Sydney Harbour Bridge provided an ideal platform - literally - to showcase inspiring footage of the world's most beautiful harbour cities to a global audience of millions during one of Australia's most internationally celebrated nights.
"With the eyes of Australia and the rest of the world firmly fixed upon Sydney Harbour and the Sydney Harbour Bridge this New Year's Eve, what a great platform to highlight some of the many other fantastic experiences that can be enjoyed in and around the harbour and beaches of this great city," he said.
The six sequences comprise:
Mr Desjardins said the flexibility of working with GoPro cameras meant that they had been able capture great footage very quickly.
"We're seeing a dramatic increase in the amount of GoPro footage being shared with us through our social media channels. It's incredible what our fans right across the country are capturing by being at the right place and at the right time," he said.
New Year's Eve celebrators are being invited to submit their own content to Tourism Australia by using #SeeAustralia or the @Australia tag on Instagram, or posting on Tourism Australia's Facebook wall at Facebook.com/seeaustralia
