John Cena is set to retire tomorrow night at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event, but his past backstage behaviour has been a topic of discussion following accusations from David Otunga.
WWE posted a tribute video on most of its active roster talents thanking John Cena for his contribution to the promotion Ahead of Cena's retirement match
Ready or not, John Cena will bid farewell to the WWE universe at Saturday Night’s Main Event this weekend, closing the door on an illustrious 23-year career
WWE revolved their whole 2025 around John Cena’s retirement tour. At Saturday Night’s Main Event, he will complete his final date when he faces Gunther.
Cena doesn't dwell on what-ifs; he focuses on the present and what's ahead. Lesnar leaving for the NFL in 2004 opened a gap that let Cena rise as WWE's face.
Jim Ross says WWE never asked him to join John Cena's farewell; he'd have gladly helped. Ross noted AEW would likely have approved his appearance if WWE had even asked.
John Cena's retirement tour, and his 25-year WWE career, comes to an end this Saturday. This is it. The Franchise Player will wrestle Gunther at Saturday Night's Main Event this weekend, and win or lose, that will be his final match.
Time is almost up. It's hard to believe, but John Cena is just two days away from retirement. The Never Seen 17-Time World Champion will face Gunther in his final match at Saturday Night's Main Event this weekend, in what will likely be one of the more special shows that WWE has put together in some time.
After nearly 25 years, John Cena will wrestle his final WWE match this Saturday, December 13, at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. Fans and fellow wrestlers have been paying tribute to the 17-time world champion all month long.
The tournament to determine John Cena's last ever WWE opponent has come and gone, with it being confirmed that Cena will face "The Ring General" and former two-time World Heavyweight Champion, Gunther.
Fans already understand the historic weight behind Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13. The show isn’t just another premium WWE spectacle: it marks the final chapter of John Cena’s legendary 23-year career.
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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.
It’s hard to imagine a WWE without John Cena, isn’t it? For two decades, he’s been the company’s undeniable cornerstone, the superhero who never gives up, and the face that runs the place.