Stephanie McMahon to Co-Host John Cena's Final WWE Match

Ahead of tonight’s (November 29) Survivor Series: WarGames PLE, Stephanie sat down with Megan Morant. There, she confirmed that she will co-host alongside play-by-play Raw commentator Joe Tessitore during Cena’s final match. She simply said:

“I’m actually co-hosting with Joe Tessitore. I’m going to have to reign those emotions in a little bit”. (h/t: F4Wonline)

Cena’s final opponent has yet to be revealed. The tournament, titled “The Last Time Is Now,” was created to see who he will face, and now the semi-finals will kick off this Monday, December 1, on WWE RAW. The semi-matches are Gunther versus Solo Sikoa and Jey Uso versus LA Knight.

It’s not surprising that Stephanie would be part of the historic moment. It’s only fitting to see someone from the McMahon family be part of Cena’s final WWE match. Anyway, before Stephanie gets her seat at the announce table and even before Cena faces either Gunther, Solo Sikoa, Jey Uso, or LA Knight, there is Survivor Series. Cena’s final Premium Live Event. How did it go?

John Cena’s Final PLE Match Doesn’t Go As Planned

Not good, he lost the Intercontinental Title to Dominik Mysterio. Someone that he beat on November 10 in his final hometown match. Though, in his defense, there were a lot of illegal moments going on due to the Dom’s Judgment Day stablemates. The most shocking moment was not Cena losing, but the return of Liv Morgan. Morgan has been out of action since this past summer, and most didn’t think her return would be until the Women’s Royal Rumble.

Morgan tricked Cena into thinking she was there to just get her revenge on Dom for his relationship with Roxanne Perez. She did “hit” Dominik and ran into Cena’s arms, but instead, it was all a trick. She hit him with a low blow, then Dom hit him with a 619. That wasn’t the end. Morgan hit Cena again, this time with the Intercontinental title, and Dom got the pin after hitting Cena with the Five Star Frog Splash. So, hopefully, things will go better for John Cena during his final match, and there is no outside interference.