Those who want to be there live when John Cena wrestles the final match of his illustrious career in December will have to pay a premium price in order to do so.

John Cena's Wrestlepalooza loss to Brock Lesnar frustrated fans but a WWE Hall of Famer has proposed an interesting alternative.

One WWE Hall of Famer suspects neither WWE's Triple H nor AEW's Tony Khan appreciate John Cena and Adam Copeland nodding to each other across promotions.

The auction for this exclusive John Cena ghost went live at 9 a.m. ET Tuesday morning, shortly after it was announced that the Never Seen 17-Time World Champion would be calling it a career at Saturday Night's Main Event in Washington D.C. on December 13.

Following a surprising twist in Peacemaker's latest episode, Epic Games has disabled an emote because of its possible Nazi connection.

One simply can't see the pro wrestling rumor mill slowing down to close 2025, not with John Cena's retirement tour dominating the conversation.

John Cena was praised for his response when a podcast host asked about a rumour he had died whilst promoting Peacemaker

Essentially, Batista was driven by jealousy. Even though both men had won world titles at WrestleMania 21, it was Cena — not Batista — who was chosen as the face of the company. That came with opportunities Batista felt he had been passed over for: movie roles, magazine covers, commercials.