After nearly two decades as the face of WWE, Cena will hang it up at the end of 2025. That means he will compete at the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania for the final time. There is a chance that he will also compete at SummerSlam as well in August.

John Cena has been absent from WWE due to filming 'Matchbox' in Hungary. However, he is set to return for the 2025 Royal Rumble with hopes of winning and competing at Wrestlemania 41. Predictions for the Royal Rumble include Charlotte Flair winning the Women's match and John Cena potentially taking the Men's title.

Cena cut a well-received promo on Raw's 6 January Netflix debut. At the start of his retirement year in wrestling, Cena ran through his career - from his early spell as OVW's prototype to the present day - then referenced breaking the record he currently shares with Ric Flair (in WWE canon) and winning a 17th World Championship.

Is John Cena only scheduled to make less than few appearances during his farewell tour that will continue for the entire duration of 2025?

John Cena stunned fans by announcing his WWE retirement at Money in the Bank 2024, yet he's set for a historic comeback at the 2025 Royal Rumble. With

John Cena has been absent from WWE television in recent weeks, and a new report provides an explanation. Cena appeared at the WWE RAW on Netflix premiere on January 6th. There, he kicked off his farewell tour and declared for the Men’s Royal Rumble match.

John Cena's legacy at the Royal Rumble spans nearly two decades, featuring eight appearances and two victories in 2008 and 2013. Known for his consistency, Cena has impressive statistics, including multiple top finishes and elimination records.