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
Randy Orton’s recent absence from John Cena’s final WWE match has ignited real anger inside the company and among fans. Several top sources and multiple locker room reports now suggest that Orton’s prior commitments to promotional duties in Riyadh caused his absence.
Monday Night Raw hit the airwaves with a weird energy. We are officially living in the post-John Cena era. After the GOAT tapped out at Saturday Night’s Main Event, the mood in the arena wasn’t just somber—it was hostile.
Brock Lesnar's WrestleMania 42 plans have been revealed, and it seems likely that the Beast will be taking on a babyface role at the Show of Shows. Lesnar made a shock return to WWE at SummerSlam in August and attacked John Cena before easily defeating the now-retired 17-time world champion at Wrestlepalooza.
The Miz opened up on how his and John Cena's relationship evolved over the years, looking back at their history, following the latter's retirement While
John Cena recently retired at Saturday Night’s Main Event against Gunther. Cena’s retirement was announced last year, but it was still a surreal moment for wrestling fans to see him wrestle for the last time.
At Saturday Night’s Main Event, Gunther dethroned John Cena and ended his wrestling career. This was the second legend he had retired in the same year.
There was utter disbelief among fans when they watched Gunther make John Cena tap out and retire at Saturday Night's Main Event last Saturday. The Ring
John Cena is no longer an active WWE Superstar. This weekend at WWE Saturday Nights Main Event, Gunther defeated John Cena in what was advertised as Cena's last match.
The dust has barely settled. The wristband is left in the ring. The “Never Give Up” towel has been waved for the last time. “Saturday Night’s Main” Event wasn’t just a show; it was a closing chapter of a 26-year-long book.
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.
WWE has dealt with significant negativity in response to John Cena tapping out to Gunther in his retirement match and that wasn't the only issue fans had with the legendary WWE star's farewell show at Saturday Night's Main Event.
For the first time in over 20 years, we are living in a world where John Cena is not an active WWE Superstar. Cena wrestled his last match at Saturday Night's Main Event over the weekend.
I am the biggest proponent in the world of sending the fans home happy. Too often, promotions, bookers, creative, whoever you want to put the onus on, well, they overthink it.
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.
In the post show at SNME, Triple H revealed the reason behind having John Cena tap out to Gunther The WWE CCO claimed that Cena giving up in his retirement
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.
It never should have been in doubt that John Cena’s final match was going to main event the final show he wrestles on. And yet, there we were earlier this week, with fans debating and crucifying WWE’s apparent decision to have Cena effectively be a curtain jerker for his own retirement show.