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.
John Cena’s legendary 23-year run in WWE is approaching its final chapter, with his farewell match officially set for December 13 at Saturday Night’s Main Event inside Washington D.C.’s Capital One Arena.
When John Cena stepped into the spotlight on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” he didn’t leave room for fanfare or speculation. Every rumor about a return after that date?
17-time WWE world champion John Cena is one of the greatest WWE wrestlers of all time. Cena’s resume speaks for itself as he’s won a plethora of championships and became a Grand Slam Champion in 2025.
This whole year has been crazy to watch as a John Cena fan. Not only did they get to see Cena’s long-awaited heel turn in WWE, but he also captured his 17th WWE Championship and became a record holder in the company.
WWE President Nick Khan has shared his honest opinion regarding John Cena and his legacy in WWE. By now, most people already know that Cena will be hanging up his wrestling boots soon.
After a 25-year run in the WWE, John Cena is retiring on December 13. The final match of his 2025 retirement tour will take place in Washington, DC at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event.
In a little more than a week from now, John Cena will finally retire from WWE. The Cenation Leader announced his retirement last year at Money in the Bank premium live event, and since then, he’s given fans a lot of great matches and moments.
Nick Khan has been in a leadership position within the WWE since 2020, and in that role, he's changed a lot. Khan spearheaded the organization out of the WWE Network era and into the era of billion-dollar television rights deals.
After overcoming Jey Uso in the semifinals of The Last Time is Now tournament on Raw, LA Knight is only one step away from being John Cena‘s last WWE opponent.
This article contains results and spoilers from WWE Monday Night Raw for December 1st, 2025. You have been warned! With less than two weeks left before John Cena's last match, the final four competitors face off to become his final opponent tonight on WWEMonday Night Raw.
Sometimes WWE hands you the blueprint for greatness. Other times, they rip it up and tell you to figure out your own path. Austin Theory just found out which category he's in.
Drew McIntyre regarded John Cena as a legend and felt he might well be the Greatest of All Time, as far as WWE is concerned The Scottish Warrior was sad
WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2025 was a monumental PLE. Not only because of the two WarGames matches, but it marked John Cena’s final PLE on his retirement tour.
Former WWE CEO and current host of “What’s Your Story,” Stephanie McMahon, is going to be busy on December 13. She revealed that she will be there for John Cena’s final match at Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington, D.C., and it won't just be in the crowd either.
John Cena’s 177th and final Premium Live Event match ended in heartbreak as the 17-time world champion was overwhelmed by the full force of The Judgment Day at Survivor Series.
John Cena will defend his IC Title against Dominik Mysterio at the Survivor Series 2025 in the latter's hometown of San Diego Cena is the favorite to win,
John Cena's last match ever is two weeks away, and as it stands, there are still six Superstars in the running to be his final opponent. CM Punk is not one of those ten, but thinks he would have been the perfect person to bring the curtain down on Cena's incredible career.
Bleacher Report named CM Punk, Edge, and The Rock as three of John Cena's greatest rivals in WWE The list also had some of Cena's greatest rivals, like
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.
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?