John Cena's Final Two WWE Opponents Revealed (Report)

Cena has fought some of the very best rivals of his career over the past year while holding a farewell tour. That includes AJ Styles, whom he beat at Crown Jewel in Perth, Australia, earlier this month.

The 48-year-old has also faced some of the new generation, including Logan Paul, who he defeated at Clash in Paris in September. While his heel run didn't quite reach expectations, he has certainly put together some excellent matches.

According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, he'll be in action at Survivor Series and will be challenging Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship. This is the one title that has evaded the 17-time world champion, and if he wins, he'll become a grand slam champion at the expense of Dom, who has been poking the bear as of late.

Cena is then expected to defend the title in his final match at SNME against Gunther, who has long been speculated as the man who will end the legendary WWE star's in-ring career. The Austrian has been out of action since SummerSlam, when he lost the World Heavyweight Championship and underwent nose surgery afterward.

Who Could John Cena Face on His Last Two RAW Appearances?

There are still two RAW appearances left for Cena, which could see him participate in two more matches. Many want to see him face Bron Breakker , who turned on former World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins earlier this month.

Others have proposed that he challenge CM Punk for the title if the Best in the World defeats Jey Uso at SNME this Saturday (November 1st). The iconic pair battled at Night of Champions earlier this year but the finish left much to be admired.

Cena won that match courtesy of several interferences, and there is a desire to see the pair end their lengthy feud with a one-on-one conclusion. But there is also a chance Jey becomes a two-time world champion, and there are signs of a heel turn that could make him another candidate to face the Cenation Leader.

If he is to be in a potential world title match, then the ideal date and setting is November 10th on RAW in his hometown of Boston, Massachusetts. His last-ever RAW takes place in New York City on November 17th which could be used to build to a match against Dom at Survivor Series.