This past Wednesday's ESPY Awards, hosted by JohnCena, averaged 5.6 million viewers, a 27% drop from the 7.7 million viewers that the show averaged last year. However, last year's event received a huge bump due to Caitlyn Jenner receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. Sports Media Watch reports that ratings and viewership for this past Wednesday's special were the second-highest in the show's history, dating back to 1993. However, it should be noted that the show only started airing on ABC last year, and was broadcast on +ESPN before that.
Speaking of Cena, he is getting dirty in the desert this week, apparently filming a new project. He tweeted the following comments after hosting the ESPY Awards and then a photo this morning:
"Take time to contemplate failure, and enjoy success, but always move forward. From the stage, to the sand, a new day brings a new challenge"
"What a difference a day makes! Headed back to the desert for another dirty day then fly to NYC for @WWE @TheGarden"
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