John Cena doesn't have many moves. There was a period late in his career when he was playfully mocked by fans for sticking to "The Five Moves of Doom".
One. Final. Time. One of, if not the greatest, WWE Superstar to ever grace a ring finally takes a bow in his swan song at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event (SNME) XLII, live from Washington, D.C.
With his career coming to an end on December 13, it is time to look back on John Cena's career and the extraordinary feuds that he has delivered throughout his illustrious run in WWE.
In his retirement tour, John Cena faced and teamed up with some of the emerging talents and past rivals However, some of his former rivals like Edge aka
It’s official: Gunther will be John Cena’s last-ever opponent. The Ring General defeated LA Knight in the finals of the “Last Time is Now” tournament to book a date with The Greatest of All Time at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
All eyes of the wrestling world will be on Washington, D.C. this Saturday, December 13, as "The Greatest of All Time" John Cena competes in his final match and retires from the WWE.
John Cena is once again giving back to the future of professional wrestling. Fans already know that Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13 carries historic weight as it will feature Cena’s final match.
John Cena retires Dec 13 — insists it's final with no comebacks or surprise returns. He expects the WWE to move on fast — "three weeks after I retire, nobody's gonna care." Farewell tour gives closure; he'll head back to Hollywood and move on to other projects.
John Cena is once again giving back to the future of professional wrestling. WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event will take place on December 13 at the Capitol One Arena in Washington, D.C., with the show set to feature Cena’s final match as he goes one-on-one with Gunther, who won the Last Time Is Now Tournament to earn the opportunity.
John Cena has shared his reaction to learning his final WWE opponent. The GOAT is set for the last match of his legendary WWE career at Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13 at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., and he now knows who he’ll face after a thrilling conclusion to The Last Time Is Now Tournament.
What does John Cena’s WWE finishing move really mean? The record-setting 17-time World Champion is set for his final WWE match at Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13 in Washington, D.C., and he now knows his opponent after this week’s edition of SmackDown.
As we jingle our bells across the 2025 finish line, the last major event in WWE will be Saturday Night’s Main Event, earmarked for John Cena’s final match a week from Saturday.
Tonight, SmackDown is live from the Moody Center in Austin, Texas. We have a match that has the whole wrestling world buzzing. We’re in the heart of Texas, where everything is bigger, and tonight’s main event is no exception.
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Just when you thought John Cena’s final chapter couldn’t get any more dramatic, a federal lawsuit drops that sounds more like a wrestling storyline than a real-life legal dispute.
Cena's final WWE match is Dec. 13 in D.C. as Saturday Night's Main Event headliner. John Cena Sr. says Gunther would be a poor choice—"doesn't need the rub" and fans won't love it.