WWE has a surprise for its fans as John Cena is all set to mark his return to live TV very soon. The former face of the company&nbsp;is set to appear on the final SmackDown LIVE episode&nbsp;later this month. This will mark Cena's second appearance in WWE in 2022 as he previously returned in June during an episode of Monday Night RAW&nbsp;to celebrate his 20 years' anniversary with the company. During that appearance, he did not wrestle but instead cut a promo.

Cena is having a busy career ever since he stepped into Hollywood, most notably starring in the DC Series "Peacemaker" at HBO max 2022. No doubt he is donning&nbsp; many hats but his love and emotional connection for WWE remains evident.

John Cena's last match was in the main event of&nbsp;Money in the Bank PPV&nbsp;in July 2021 where he lost the WWE Universal title match to Roman Reigns. If Cena doesn't&nbsp;wrestle&nbsp;upon his return this time, then it will be first time&nbsp;when he will not&nbsp;wrestle in a year since making his debut.

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Apart from wrestling, John Cena will be filming a movie in Australia in February, March in 2023.&nbsp;It might affect the plan involving Cena participating at WrestleMania 39 in April.

According to reports, Cena will appear on the final SmackDown&nbsp;episode of the year on December 30th which will take place in Tampa Florida.&nbsp;As per&nbsp;a new report from wrestle votes, it is declared that Cena is currently scheduled to return to the ring at WrestleMania from Hollywood in April&nbsp;2023.

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WWE has a surprise for its fans as John Cena is all set to mark his return to live TV very soon. The former face of the company is set to appear on the final SmackDown LIVE episode later this month.

WWE has a surprise for its fans as John Cena is all set to mark his return to live TV very soon. The former face of the company is set to appear on the final SmackDown LIVE episode later this month. This will mark Cena's second appearance in WWE in 2022 as he previously returned in June during an episode of Monday Night RAW to celebrate his 20 years' anniversary with the company. During that appearance, he did not wrestle but instead cut a promo. Cena is having a busy career ever since he stepped into Hollywood, most notably starring in the DC Series "Peacemaker" at HBO max 2022. No doubt he is donning many hats but his love and emotional connection for WWE remains evident. John Cena's last match was in the main event of Money in the Bank PPV in July 2021 where he lost the WWE Universal title match to Roman Reigns. If Cena doesn't wrestle upon his return this time, then it will be first time when he will not wrestle in a year since making his debut. Also read- Kylian Mbappe's rumoured girlfriends: Who all the France star dated so far? IN PICS Apart from wrestling, John Cena will be filming a movie in Australia in February, March in 2023. It might affect the plan involving Cena participating at WrestleMania 39 in April. According to reports, Cena will appear on the final SmackDown episode of the year on December 30th which will take place in Tampa Florida. As per a new report from wrestle votes, it is declared that Cena is currently scheduled to return to the ring at WrestleMania from Hollywood in April 2023. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

John Cena's WWE return confirmed! Here's when 16-time world champion will make his comeback

Lewis Hamilton said Friday he was ready to attack the new Formula One season after getting over a “difficult time" following the traumatic end to his 2021 world championship campaign.

The British driver, 37, was speaking for the first time since he lost the championship in controversial circumstances to Max Verstappen in Abu Dhabi on December 12.

Hamilton was poised to capture a record-breaking eighth world title at the season finale before a controversial safety car restart allowed Dutch driver Verstappen to pass his British rival on the last lap.

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The seven-time world champion was disillusioned following his defeat and, at one stage, it was unclear if he would return to the grid.

But Hamilton, speaking at the launch of the Mercedes car for the 2022 season — and a day after Michael Masi was removed as F1 race director — said he was still hungry for more success.

“I never ever said I was going to stop," he insisted.

“I love doing what I do, and it is such a privilege working with this large group of people and you feel like you are part of a family. There is nothing quite like it."

Hamilton said the race at Yas Marina was “manipulated" after Masi’s decision to allow the race to restart, which ultimately handed Verstappen the chance to win the title.

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Reflecting on the moments after the race, Hamilton, who appeared alongside new team-mate George Russell and team boss Toto Wolff, added: “It was a difficult time for me and a time where I needed to take a step back and focus on the present.

“I had my family all around me and creating great memories.

“I eventually got to a point where I decided I would be attacking again coming into another season and working with Toto and George."

‘EXCITING TIMES’

Mercedes have reverted from black — installed for the past two seasons in the fight against racism — to their traditional silver colours for the new campaign.

“It is probably one of the most exciting times," added Hamilton. “It feels like the first (launch) again.

“It is very surreal to think I have been with Mercedes for 10 years.

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“Seeing George have his seat fit at the factory was reminiscent of when I had my first seat fit with Mercedes at 2013. The journey we have been on since is absolutely phenomenal.

“Going into this year, I have not really set any goals. Every individual within this team has worked towards the ultimate goal of winning the world championship and raising the bar and doing something that has not been done before."

Wolff said earlier on Friday that he was never concerned that Hamilton would quit Formula One.

“No, I was never worried — although you have to respect the driver is disillusioned after such an event," he told the BBC.

Lewis Hamilton said Friday he was ready to attack the new Formula One season after getting over a “difficult time" following the traumatic end to his 2021 world championship campaign.

Lewis Hamilton said Friday he was ready to attack the new Formula One season after getting over a “difficult time" following the traumatic end to his 2021 world championship campaign. The British driver, 37, was speaking for the first time since he lost the championship in controversial circumstances to Max Verstappen in Abu Dhabi on December 12. Hamilton was poised to capture a record-breaking eighth world title at the season finale before a controversial safety car restart allowed Dutch driver Verstappen to pass his British rival on the last lap. ALSO READ: 'He reminds me of Muhammad Ali': Sir Viv Richards compares Pakistan cricketer to legendary boxer The seven-time world champion was disillusioned following his defeat and, at one stage, it was unclear if he would return to the grid. But Hamilton, speaking at the launch of the Mercedes car for the 2022 season — and a day after Michael Masi was removed as F1 race director — said he was still hungry for more success. “I never ever said I was going to stop," he insisted. “I love doing what I do, and it is such a privilege working with this large group of people and you feel like you are part of a family. There is nothing quite like it." Hamilton said the race at Yas Marina was “manipulated" after Masi’s decision to allow the race to restart, which ultimately handed Verstappen the chance to win the title. ALSO READ: Beijing Olympics: Ukrainian bobsledder Lidiia Hunko tests positive for banned substance, says ITA Reflecting on the moments after the race, Hamilton, who appeared alongside new team-mate George Russell and team boss Toto Wolff, added: “It was a difficult time for me and a time where I needed to take a step back and focus on the present. “I had my family all around me and creating great memories. “I eventually got to a point where I decided I would be attacking again coming into another season and working with Toto and George." ‘EXCITING TIMES’ Mercedes have reverted from black — installed for the past two seasons in the fight against racism — to their traditional silver colours for the new campaign. “It is probably one of the most exciting times," added Hamilton. “It feels like the first (launch) again. “It is very surreal to think I have been with Mercedes for 10 years. ALSO READ: Beijing Olympics: Was 'chilling' to witness Kamila Valieva crumble under pressure, says IOC chief Thomas Bach “Seeing George have his seat fit at the factory was reminiscent of when I had my first seat fit with Mercedes at 2013. The journey we have been on since is absolutely phenomenal. “Going into this year, I have not really set any goals. Every individual within this team has worked towards the ultimate goal of winning the world championship and raising the bar and doing something that has not been done before." Wolff said earlier on Friday that he was never concerned that Hamilton would quit Formula One. “No, I was never worried — although you have to respect the driver is disillusioned after such an event," he told the BBC.

'Never said I was going to stop': Lewis Hamilton hungry for more success ahead of new F1 season

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