Who will John Cena face in his final WWE match? Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena doesn’t have many appearances left on his retirement tour. With this career winding down in the months ahead, it won’t be long until we reach December,

Following the event, the 48-year-old shocked the wrestling world by turning heel with an attack on then-champion Cody Rhodes. Aligning with The Rock, Cena promised an eventful final run in the promotion, intending to ‘ruin wrestling’ and retire with the belt.

WWE star Drew McIntyre will get back into the ring after more than a month away for rest and recovery and talked to Fox News Digital about his upcoming match.

During an interview with Sports Illustrated, Drew McIntyre was asked if he wants to be the guy who ends John Cena’s current run as the WWE champion and sends him off into retirement. In answering the question, Drew made it clear that he’s not interested in wrestling against this shitty heel version of John Cena.

John Cena is set to retire from in-ring action in December 2025. While many are expecting Cody Rhodes to face Cena for the first time before his retirement, that might not happen. They are set to square off at SummerSlam.

When Cody Rhodes thinks about Boston, one night immediately comes to mind. It took place at TD Garden on WWE’s flagship show Raw in March 2023, and what made it so memorable was hometown hero John Cena introducing him to the crowd.

John Cena's latest movie may limit how many WWE appearances he can make in July as the second half of his farewell tour continues.

John Cena has revealed a secret about his iconic "Once in a Lifetime" match with The Rock... and it changes how you'll watch their promos forever.

Dwayne Johnson went from electrifying arenas to summoning lightning bolts as Black Adam, while John Cena brought chaotic charm as Peacemaker with an instantly iconic dance routine. Now whispers suggest a wrestling legend is circling Gotham’s cowl,

JBL says that this WWE star would be a great opponent for John Cena's last match, specifically because "people would be furious" if this star beat Cena

John Cena, nearing his WWE retirement in December 2025, addressed criticism surrounding his "Super Cena" era. Reacting to claims that it made WWE uncool, Cena acknowledged differing perspectives on his performances.