John Cena and Cristiano Ronaldo are legends of professional wrestling and football in their own right. Cena, who recently retired at the latest Saturday Night’s Main Event TV special, had been on his retirement tour facing old opponents such as Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, and finally Gunther in his last match.
John Cena has addressed one of the most unexpected moments of his WWE farewell tour, offering insight into a storyline that briefly shook the wrestling world before fading almost as quickly.
John Cena dropped his classic "hustle, loyalty, respect" gimmick and turned heel for the first time in over two decades at this year's WWE Elimination Chamber event.
Look, we need to talk about John Cena. Specifically, we need to talk about that ending at Saturday Night’s Main Event. You know the one. The moment the “Never Give Up” guy… gave up.
Logan Paul addressed John Cena's retirement match against Gunther in his latest video on his YouTube Channel The Maverick claimed that the Stamford-based
Neither Seth Rollins nor Becky Lynch are currently on WWE programming, Seth due to injury and Becky for storyline purposes. But that didn't stop the pair from attending John Cena's retirement Match at Saturday Night's Main Event this past weekend.
As John Cena transitions into full-time retirement from WWE, it's now Cody Rhodes' opportunity to cement himself as the face that runs the place. That doesn't mean he's not carrying meaningful advice from his mentor.
John Cena is opening up about his recently completed retirement tour. In his first interview since his final match this past Saturday night, The 'Greatest
When John Cena tapped out at Saturday Night’s Main Event against Gunther, he had a smile on his face. A lot of fans were confused about this, and they wanted to know what this meant.
Gunther has been making headlines ever since his December 13 match against John Cena. This was the biggest fight of Gunther’s career so far. Not only did he get to work with The Cenation Leader, but he also became one of the only few wrestlers to even make him tap out.
Gunther is still basking in the glory of defeating John Cena at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. The Ring General proved to be a man of his word this past Saturday night.
John Cena is no longer a WWE superstar after calling time on his illustrious career at Saturday Night's Main Event when he controversially tapped out to Gunther in his final match.
If you were watching Saturday Night’s Main Event, you probably felt the exact same disturbance in the Force that the rest of us did. It wasn’t just a wrestling match ending; it felt like someone walked into a birthday party and popped all the balloons.
The legendary 26-year pro wrestling career of John Cena finally reached its emotional conclusion this past weekend on Dec. 13. In front of a packed Capital
Triple H made the right decision on Saturday. John Cena tapping to Gunther in his final match created a generational heel. Michael Cole has repeatedly said that Gunther is a throwback to the 1970s.
Let’s be honest for a second: we all knew John Cena wasn’t going to win his final match. It’s the oldest rule in the wrestling playbook—you go out on your back.
Google paid tribute to John Cena in an awesome way to acknowledge his final WWE appearance on Saturday. Cena took part in his last WWE match Saturday, prompting many tributes about his career.
For the final time in his illustrious career, John Cena has made his patented run to the ring. Cena's outstanding WWE career came to an end Saturday with a submission defeat at the hands of the "Ring General" Gunther.