When John Cena announced at Money in the Bank 2024 that he would retire after a 2025 farewell tour, we knew then it would be special. With only two dates remaining, I can confidently say: Cena has exceeded our expectations.
Following the unfortunate news that "The Celtic Warrior" Sheamus has been pulled from John Cena's Last Time is Now Tournament due to injury, WWE has made changes to the bracket.
On Friday night SmackDown, Penta defeated Finn Balor and Carmelo Hayes defeated Bronson Reed after some chicanery from the Vision and their War Games opponents.
Just when the “Last Time Is Now” tournament was heating up, the injury bug has decided to bite, and it chose Sheamus. The official word dropped on Friday, stating the former WWE Champion is not medically cleared due to a shoulder injury.
The John Cena “Last Time is Now Tournament” first round pitted 16 men, new challengers, and the old rivals of the “Never Seen 17” in this amazing test of fortitude.
WWE superstar Sheamus has been pulled from The Last Time is Now Tournament due to a shoulder injury. The "Celtic Warrior" teamed with fellow legends John Cena and Rey Mysterio inside Madison Square Garden this past Monday on Raw against The Judgment Day.
John Cena thanked the WWE fans from India for supporting him for over 23 years and counting The Intercontinental Champion expressed his gratitude and claimed
Mark Henry has left fans bemused with his idea for John Cena's retirement which sees him pin Joe Hendry after his retirement match at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13th.
The WWE Survivor Series: WarGames match, when the storylines are perfectly executed, has the potential to be one of the most electric bouts on the WWE calendar.
John Cena has done something rare in modern wrestling. The man who spent decades stealing spotlight after spotlight just told WWE no. Triple H pitched a traditional two-hour tribute for Cena’s final night. Cena politely declined and instead pitched a show that shines a light on the next generation.
CM Punk and John Cena have been legendary rivals throughout their time together in WWE. Money in the Bank 2011, SummerSlam 2011, WWE Raw in 2013, Night of Champions 2025.
John Cena's final WWE RAW saw him team up with Rey Mysterio and Sheamus to defeat The Judgment Day's Dominik Mysterio, Finn Balor and JD McDonagh, and it has received somewhat of a mixed response from fans and even a former WWE star.
Well, well, well. Look who’s back. After a brief hiatus following his loss to CM Punk at SummerSlam, the man they call Gunther has made his grand return to WWE Raw.
Cena pitched SNME to pair main-roster stars with NXT in exhibition matches. He wants his farewell night to spotlight future faces, not just a tribute special.
The John Cena retirement tour in WWE is almost over. After announcing at SummerSlam in 2024 that this year would be his final year of in-ring competition for the company, he's got two more in-ring dates left.
If you weren’t glued to your screens for Monday Night Raw, you missed a barnburner straight from the heart of New York City. John Cena, the man who practically owned the last two decades, took his final bow on the Raw stage at Madison Square Garden.
Ever since John Cena's Farewell Tour began, the most talked-about question has been: Who will be his final opponent? Announced during the latest Saturday Night's Main Event, 16 wrestlers have been fighting for the coveted opportunity to be John Cena's final opponent in his legendary career.
As John Cena gets ready for his final appearances of his retirement tour, which concludes on Dec. 13, WWE faces a grave and daunting question they need to address soon. What's next for the company once Cena retires from in-ring competition?