The beauty of Morocco attracts John Cena to film scenes for his new movie.

American actor and world wrestling champion John Cena chose Morocco to film scenes for his new movie, specifically in the regions of Casablanca, Erfoud, and Merzouga.

Social media users circulated videos documenting the filming of several scenes in Casablanca, showing a number of streets and alleys completely closed off for filming.

According to available information, filming took place on Mohammed Diouri Street in Casablanca, where the shoot took three days. The crew also moved to the city center on Friday, March 14, to film additional scenes inside a luxury hotel.

John Cena's blockbuster action film has a budget of around $75 million, $15 million of which will be spent filming in Morocco. It also stars Jessica Biel, Guatemalan actor Arturo Castro, American actor and comedian Sam Richardson, American actress and model Diora Baird, and Swiss actor Daniel Bernhardt.

The film is inspired by the children's game "Matchbox" and tells the story of a group of old friends who reunite to confront a global catastrophe and search for the bonds of their old friendships along the way.

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John Cena raises the "white flag" in wrestling forever American superstar and wrestler John Cena announced his retirement from WWE after a 23-year career.

John Cena said his last appearances will be at the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas in 2025.

John Cena, during a surprise appearance at Money in the Bank in Toronto, Canada, said he has worked for WWE for over two decades, and that over the course of his career he has witnessed "incredible growth" and "tremendous hardship." To the astonishment of his fans, he said, "Why am I here? Tonight, I officially announce my retirement from WWE."

Retirement does not mean the end The 16-time world champion continued that his retirement doesn't mean the end, as he will participate in "WWE RAW" and other programs with Netflix, saying: "This farewell doesn't end tonight. It's full of opportunities. Raw will make history next year when it moves to Netflix, and I will be there."

“Besides making history, we’re going to create a lot of unforgettable things,” Cena continued. “The 2025 Royal Rumble will be my last, Elimination Chamber 2025 will be my last, and WrestleMania Las Vegas will be my last.” Despite the fans booing at the news, they quickly began chanting, “Thank you, Cena.”

Cena tried to pull himself together and responded to his fans, concluding: "Thank you so much for letting me play in the house I built over the years. Thank you so much for your loud voices, and for your honesty. Most importantly, thank you so much for letting me be here with you tonight to let the whole world know that we're planning something unforgettable, which also includes my return to Toronto."