Updated November 11th 2025, 17:19 IST

John Cena's retirement tour is almost done and dusted. A farewell run that started last year is left only with three dates before the 'Never Seen Seventeen' rides into the sunset and hangs up his wrestling boots. Cena had announced his retirement last year, during Money in the Bank 2025. The 17-time Universal Champion promised his fans that he will create many unforgettable lasts and he has delivered it.
John Cena's last three appearances will be Monday Night RAW (November 17), Survivor Series War Games and the Saturday Night Main Event. The WWE is yet to decide John Cena's opponent for his final WWE match.
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In the final year of his illustrious career, John Cena has scripted two records. He won his 17th Universal title earlier this year and created history by winning the Intercontinental Championship and by becoming a Grand Slam Champion. Cena defeated Dominik Mysterio in the recent episode of Monday Night RAW.
After winning the Intercontinental title, John Cena took to his Instagram and posted a picture of Pat Patterson who holds the record of being WWE's first Intercontinental Champion.
Dominik Mysterio had openly challenged Cena and said that he is better than what Cena was in his prime. WWE Chief Content Officer (CCO) obliged Mysterio's challenge and allowed him to lock horns with Cena for an Intercontinental Championship match. Mysterio did try to pull off some cheap tactics, but Cena, being an experienced campaigner that he is, kept his calm and defeated Dominik to win the Intercontinental title for the first time in his career.
John was later greeted by superstars in the locker room including Rey Mysterio and Cody Rhodes who congratulated him for his Grand Slam win. Cena becoming the Grand Slam Champion is another feather in his long list of achievements.
Published November 11th 2025, 17:19 IST