John Cena, the 17-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion, has confirmed December 2025 as the date for his last match. Currently on his retirement tour, he has just five appearances left before stepping away from the ring forever.
Wrestling icon Ric Flair expresses hope for Chris Jericho’s final WWE run yet admits it may not rival John Cena’s widely celebrated exit. Jericho’s own nods to his WWE past on social media continue to stir excitement about what might be next for the seasoned wrestling star.
Logan Paul has made waves by publicly declaring his intention to take John Cena’s spot as the greatest of all time in wrestling. Speaking on his Impaulsive podcast, he set a confident tone, leaving fans and analysts eager to see whether he can back up his ambition in the ring.
John Cena steps into the spotlight once again, headlining a WWE Premium Live Event that marks a pivotal point in the organization’s future. As WWE “goes all in” alongside ESPN, Cena’s presence remains a critical driving force behind this new era.
In a surprising move on SmackDown, John Cena delivered a ‘pipebomb’ promo that echoed CM Punk’s legendary 2011 speech, even referencing stars from AEW and TNA. WWE’s decision to allow this fourth wall-breaking moment marks a notable shift in their programming approach.
WWE superstar John Cena is set to bring his retirement tour to the UK this March, offering fans a final chance to see the legendary performer in action. Dates and tickets are now available for this highly anticipated event.
