CM Punk recently took to social media to share an emotional message for John Cena as his final chapter in WWE approaches. He thanked Cena for the “stories, the memories, the lessons” over the years. Cena now has just two appearances left before he retires: one at WWE Survivor Series on November 29,

The forbidden door of pro wrestling will be kicked in on this week's episode of WWE Raw. Tonight's show emanates from Madison Square Garden, and it will be the

Mysterio refused to have the match on Raw, saying that he wants to face the ‘Never Seen 17’ at Survivor Series: War Games in San Diego. Cena accepted before reminding everyone that he promised to wrestle at Madison Square Garden.

John Cena’s “You Can’t See Me” taunt is one of the most recognizable catchphrases in WWE history. Its origin came from a “happy accident” involving his brother.

The last time is now. John Cena kicked off his retirement tour during the Netflix debut of "Monday Night Raw" on Jan. 6. The WWE Superstar has wrestled part time since 2018, but announced in July 2024 that he expects to wrestle 30 to 40 matches in 2025 to conclude his final year.

John Cena's days as an active performer in WWE are coming to an end, and one of the remaining dates is Survivor Series: War Games 2025 on November 29.

John Cena explains the origin of his iconic taunt. During a recent appearance on ESPN’s First Take, the former Undisputed WWE Champion was asked how he came up with the “you can’t see me” taunt. Cena called the gesture a “happy accident,

R-Truth reflects on his big match with John Cena. At WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event in May, John Cena faced and defeated R-Truth in a singles match. This was Cena’s first non-title match after winning the Undisputed WWE Championship from Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41.