John Cena's Last Ride: WWE Launches Epic Farewell Tournament as Icon Prepares to Retire
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John Cena's Last Ride: WWE Launches Epic Farewell Tournament as Icon Prepares to Retire
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John Cena is in the final weeks of his legendary WWE career, and these past few days have been nothing short of a whirlwind for the 17-time world champion. WWE is officially counting down to his retirement match at Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington, D.C. on December 13, and according to multiple outlets, Cena has just four appearances remaining before he steps away from in-ring competition for good. The Wrestling Observer notes that Cena kicked off his long farewell tour last January, making each of these final dates a major event for WWE’s global fan base.
The biggest headline this week is the official launch of the “Last Time is Now” tournament, a 16-man bracket designed to crown Cena’s final opponent. Cena announced the concept live on Saturday Night’s Main Event, teasing that top stars from Raw, SmackDown, NXT, and even outside WWE could participate, per WhatCulture. The tournament’s first two matches look particularly intriguing: Damian Priest will face Rusev, while Sheamus squares off against Shinsuke Nakamura on the November 10th episode of Monday Night Raw from Boston, Cena’s hometown—a show that is guaranteed to draw major attention from wrestling fans worldwide, as reported by Sportskeeda. The winner will get the spotlight moment at Cena’s retirement, with speculation already swirling that favorites like Gunther—who famously retired Goldberg earlier this year—could be the one to close the book on Cena’s in-ring story, according to TheSportsTak.
While Cena’s busy schedule is mainly focused on his remaining WWE dates, he’s also made time for the next generation, visiting the WWE Performance Center to mentor young wrestlers. “Being coachable can open our minds to learn,” Cena wrote in a social media post, sharing how meaningful it’s been to exchange wisdom with trainees, as detailed by WrestlingHeadlines. NXT stars like Dion Lennox have publicly praised their interactions with Cena, calling it a “blessing” to sit with the icon and pick his brain about the business.
As for future plans, Cena has told Fox Sports (via TJRWrestling) that his post-retirement WWE appearances will not include any physical activity. Hollywood remains his primary focus, but Cena remains open to non-wrestling roles with WWE. That said, not everyone in the locker room is convinced Cena is truly done for good. His former rival Rusev told CBS Sports (via WhatCulture) that he isn’t holding his breath on this retirement lasting, expressing hope that Cena will “return at some point.” WWE’s on-screen storytelling, though, is clearly framing this as a final chapter, so any potential comeback would likely be years away, if at all.
One key development not to overlook: On social media, Cena has been sharing heartfelt messages about gratitude and learning, signaling a thoughtful transition out of the ring. With major matches and tournament drama set to unfold on Raw, Survivor Series, and finally at Saturday Night’s Main Event, Cena’s final stretch in WWE is shaping up to be as memorable as the career itself. As for rumors about special guests or surprise entrants in his tournament, those remain speculative—but as always with WWE, expect the unexpected.
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