T he next upcoming WWE events may be the biggest the wrestling organization has seen in years, mainly because it's the last ride for its greatest superstar. There was once a time

That's right, in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, Nic Nemeth effectively called out Cena to take his talents to TNA for a one-time rematch in the Impact Zone, marking his first appearance outside of WWE in over two decades.

What began as a playful dare between brothers soon became one of the most recognizable elements of Cena's persona, uniting his fans under the "Cenation" banner as they shout "You Can't See Me" in unison with him whenever he strikes his signature pose. At this point, it seems like even the wrestler himself can't resist using it outside of the ring.

John Cena might be retiring from in-ring competition this year, but he might not be done interacting with some WWE Superstars in Hollywood. WWE Superstar John Cena recently sat down with Steve Weintraub of Collider.

Ahead of the John Cena WWE farewell tour, the 16-time world champion reflected on his past. In his prime, Cena rarely lost. Now, the tides have turned.

John Cena is back in WWE this year for his retirement tour, which kicked off earlier this month on Raw’s Netflix debut when he declared for the Royal Rumble match. Cena says he will never wrestle again once the year 2025 wraps up,

Cena picked his WrestleMania 28 loss to The Rock, Kevin Owens' debut at Elimination Chamber 2018, and Rob Van Dam at One Night Stand in 2006. Those three losses are all unique for

John Cena's career. Unlike many other legends, the 16-time world champion has chosen not to greet fans through a single match but his last dance will last all year. The leader of the 'Cenation' will participate in several events during the season,