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Adelaide.au in Australia featured an interview with John Cena to promote 12 Rounds, which came out today Down Under.

Here is an excerpts from the article:

Cena got to drive a fire-truck through hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of objects, cars and assorted other breakable things.

“That was awesome. There’s nothing that stops a fire truck,” he says. “I ran it through everything from buildings to cars and it didn’t even get scuffed. Those things are built to last.”

In fact, Cena did most of his own stunts for the movie “Just for the fact you need to see the hero go through all these quote/unquote challenges or rounds,” he says.

The hardest bit of the action for Cena was hanging off a building 30m in the air for two days for a rappelling stunt. He may be big and tough but he’s petrified of heights.

“That was a couple of crappy days at work and I really didn’t want to do it and even explored using doubles,” he says.

“But Renny promised me it would work out in the movie and I trusted him.

“I hated it, but it’s very convincing, too, because I’m very scared out there and it shows up on screen.” Read the complete interview here.

-Coshocton Tribune got an interview with former WCW superstar Marcas Alexander Bagwell, aka Buff “The Stuff” Bagwell.

Here is an little excerpt from the article:

Bagwell will be headlining Ohio Championship Wrestling’s first show at the Civic League Community Center.

Bagwell talks about working the smaller venues of 500 then working crowd of up to 100,000 people while in his WCW days.

“I used to wrestle in front of 100,000 people and not meet one person. Now I wrestle in front of 500 and meet everybody. It’s much better for the fans. Most want that interaction. They want to touch you, they want to say hello,” he said.

Buff Bagwell has his official website, the realbuff.com, also he is working on an autobiography entitled “Gladiators Don’t Cry.”

You can meet Buff “The Stuff” Bagwell this Saturday night, there will be an meet and greet at the Colony Square Mall from 3 to 5 PM.

Read the complete interview here.