The dust has barely settled. The wristband is left in the ring. The “Never Give Up” towel has been waved for the last time. “Saturday Night’s Main” Event wasn’t just a show; it was a closing chapter of a 26-year-long book.
John Cena‘s WWE retirement on Saturday left a huge void in the wrestling space that’ll forever stay as it is. Nearly 20,000 fans descended upon the Capital One Arena in DC to watch their hero ride off into the sunset.
There was utter disbelief among fans when they watched Gunther make John Cena tap out and retire at Saturday Night's Main Event last Saturday. The Ring
John Cena is no longer an active WWE Superstar. This weekend at WWE Saturday Nights Main Event, Gunther defeated John Cena in what was advertised as Cena's last match.
Triple H made the right decision on Saturday. John Cena tapping to Gunther in his final match created a generational heel. Michael Cole has repeatedly said that Gunther is a throwback to the 1970s.
WWE has dealt with significant negativity in response to John Cena tapping out to Gunther in his retirement match and that wasn't the only issue fans had with the legendary WWE star's farewell show at Saturday Night's Main Event.
One Boston Celtics legend showed love to fellow Massachusetts icon John Cena after he retired from WWE. This weekend, the world witnessed the end of John Cena’s iconic WWE career, after he lost his last match to Gunther in Washington, D.C.
Let’s be honest for a second: we all knew John Cena wasn’t going to win his final match. It’s the oldest rule in the wrestling playbook—you go out on your back.
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.
Google paid tribute to John Cena in an awesome way to acknowledge his final WWE appearance on Saturday. Cena took part in his last WWE match Saturday, prompting many tributes about his career.
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
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.
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.