Only 50 days until John Cena’s final WWE match - End of an era

The G.O.A.T. of pro wrestling will partake in his final match at SNME!

The 17-time WWE World Champion John Cena is set to hang up his wrestling boots at the end of 2025, marking the end of his over two-decade-long career, filled with many iconic moments that defined the modern era of professional wrestling.

With his on-mic and in-ring skills, Cena cemented his legacy as one of the greatest superstars in WWE history. He also broke the tie with Ric Flair, after pinning Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 to become the one and only 17-time WWE World Champion.

Cena also turned heel for the first time in his career during his retirement run, after winning the men’s Elimination Chamber. However, the Cena that fans love returned during SummerSlam, and since has been delivering back-to-back blockbuster matches.

The 17-time WWE Champion kicked off the year during the Raw Netflix debut in January and is now set to end his iconic career in December at Saturday Night’s Main Event. The incredible career that fans watched Cena build over the years is now nearing its end, closing the chapter on one of the most remarkable journeys we grew up witnessing as kids.

John Cena’s final match will take place in Washington D.C

John Cena’s final match is scheduled to take place on December 13 in Washington, D.C. Capital One Arena will host Saturday Night’s Main Event that night, serving as the venue for the historic conclusion to Cena’s legendary career. His farewell match is set to headline the show.

The final match is now just 50 days away, yes, let that sink in, 36 appearances not matches, 32 of them went away in a blink. There are now just four appearances left on his retirement tour. Per reports, Cena is set to battle Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental title at the upcoming Survivor Series.

Reports also suggest him battling Gunther in his final match at the December 13 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event.

List of John Cena’s remaining appearances in WWE

• November 10: Monday Night Raw (Boston, MA)
• November 17: Monday Night Raw (New York, NY)
• November 29: Survivor Series PLE (San Diego, CA)
• December 13: Saturday Night’s Main Event (Washington, DC) – Retirement match

Also Read: List of all John Cena’s WWE appearances in 2025 so far

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