John Cena, one of the most iconic figures in professional wrestling, is set to retire from in-ring competition, marking the end of a legendary 25-year career with WWE. There is a new update on the details about the 17 times world champion’s final match of the farewell tour.
Here’s everything you need to know about John Cena’s final match, marking the end to his wrestling journey.
A special farewell tour
John Cena’s retirement tour, which began in January 2025, is a year-long celebration of his remarkable career. The tour began with his appearance on Netflix’s WWE Raw where he announced his intention to compete in major events like the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania 41. With approximately 36 scheduled appearances, including international stops in Brussels, Glasgow, and London, Cena is revisiting unique personas, such as the Doctor of Thuganomics. His tour was designed to give supporters one last chance to see him in action.
The final match
A significant update about the dates regarding John Cena’s farewell match came from a local news station in Boston. According to WCVB (Channel V Boston, Affiliated with ABC) news, John Cena’s final match is set for December 2025 at the TD Garden in Boston. Interestingly, the place is near Cena’s hometown of West Newbury, Massachusetts.
The Sports Hub further reported that the match is planned for the December 13, 2025, episode of Saturday Night’s Main Event. While WWE has not officially confirmed Boston as the venue, its personal significance to Cena makes it a great choice. The opponent remains unconfirmed, but names like The Rock, Randy Orton, or Cody Rhodes are expected to be suitable canditates.
John Cena on being WWE Champion
“I think the emotion will set in when it’s all over in December,” said John in an interview to Extra Tv when asked what it’s like to be a WWE Champion.
As John Cena prepares to close this chapter, his retirement tour and final match promise to be a suitable tribute to his irreplaceable career. Fans worldwide are ready to celebrate the legacy of being a true WWE legend.
