John Cena Set for Farewell Match at WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event

John Cena Set for Farewell Match at WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event


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WWE fans are gearing up for a historic moment as John Cena, one of the most iconic superstars in professional wrestling history, prepares to step into the ring for his final WWE match. The event is scheduled for Saturday, December 13, 2025, at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., headlining Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Cena’s farewell bout will see him face off against Gunther, who secured his spot through the intense “The Last Time Is Now” tournament. The match promises to deliver a thrilling showcase of talent, athleticism and the high-octane drama WWE fans have come to expect from the legendary wrestler.

Over his illustrious career, Cena has become synonymous with perseverance, charisma and unforgettable performances that have captivated audiences worldwide. From multiple WWE Championship victories to iconic feuds and charity work outside the ring, Cena’s legacy transcends wrestling, cementing him as a true pop culture icon.

WWE has described this event as more than just a match, it’s a celebration of Cena’s remarkable career, giving fans one last chance to witness the energy, determination and showmanship that have defined his journey in sports entertainment.

As the countdown begins, fans around the world are marking their calendars to witness the final chapter of an era. Cena’s farewell match is expected to be a defining moment, closing a storied career while leaving an indelible mark on WWE history.


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