It feels weird typing this. Like, legitimately strange. For over two decades, John Cena has been the North Star of the WWE Universe. Whether you were screaming “Let’s Go Cena!” or gleefully shouting “Cena Sucks!” until your lungs burned, he was the guy.
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.
Well, it finally happened. The unseen became seen—sort of. For weeks, the wrestling rumor mill has been churning faster than a blender on overdrive. Would he show up?
After John Cena's retirement match against Gunther, Cody Rhodes and CM Punk handed over their world titles to the 17-time world champion It was similar
Most of the world knows that John Cena had his final match on Saturday Night's Main Event. NBA fans know that Tyrese Haliburton is recovering from an achillies injury.
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
John Cena is no longer an active WWE Superstar. Cena wrestled his final match at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event in a losing effort. Cena did the unthinkable and tapped out to Gunther, who held him in a sleeper hold.
It’s time for the world to bust out its best tissues and get ready for the emotional journey that will be WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLII. We have been waiting for this moment for over a year, but it is now time for John Cena to close 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.
After a yearlong Farewell Tour, December 13 has arrived. The eyes of the sports entertainment world will be on the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., for John Cena's final WWE match.
Wrestling fans have been dreading this moment for a long time but it's finally here. On Saturday night, John Cena will appear in his final WWE match. Cena, a 17-time World Champion, will take on "The Ring General" Gunther in his farewell match.
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.