John Cena's Electrifying WWE Farewell: Raw, Survivor Series, and Beyond
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John Cena's Electrifying WWE Farewell: Raw, Survivor Series, and Beyond
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John Cena has officially marked the end of an era with his final Monday Night Raw appearance on November 17, 2025, electrifying Madison Square Garden and leaving fans at the edge of their seats, according to coverage by WWE and Parade. Cena, who recently secured the Intercontinental Championship by toppling Dominik Mysterio in Boston, stepped into MSG as the reigning champ and received a thunderous ovation—the kind reserved for legends. The night saw Cena embroiled in a six-man tag match, teaming with Rey Mysterio and Sheamus to defeat the Judgment Day faction, with Cena himself pinning JD McDonagh for a storybook Raw sendoff. Athlonsports and WWE.com played up the magnitude, emphasizing how Cena’s last Raw, streaming on Netflix, closed a chapter defined by 544 matches and countless unforgettable promos.
On social media, Cena’s farewell lit up X and Instagram, with his October post reiterating his retirement plans—namely that December 13, 2025, at Capital One Arena will be his final WWE match, streamed globally via Peacock. Parade reports that the opponent for that last bout will be the winner of the Last Time Is Now tournament, fueling speculation and fan debates about who’s next and whether an upset is possible. Cena’s own words have added gravitas. As he said in Boston and MSG, his goal now is to leave the business better than he found it, with a final match designed to showcase both established superstars and rising NXT talent—a move lauded by industry analysts as paving the way for future torchbearers.
Headlines have described Cena as wrestling’s greatest asset, with even his rivals and old friends joining the chorus. The buzz from Wrestletalk revolved around the Survivor Series showdown on November 29, where Cena will defend his newly won Intercontinental Title against Dominik Mysterio in San Diego—potentially the last time fans see him fight for a championship. His legacy is also a hot topic in the financial press. Features in Times of India and LADbible highlighted Cena’s staggering eighty-million-dollar net worth and projected post-retirement earnings, as the Peacemaker star eyes more Hollywood ventures and endorsements.
No major unverified rumors have made waves recently, though speculation continues over surprise appearances at Survivor Series and industry forums debate if Cena might pull a last-minute swerve before stepping away for good. With tributes pouring in from fellow wrestlers, and the countdown to his December farewell almost over, John Cena’s final act promises to be as headline-worthy as his storied career.
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