John Cena is set to retire next month, with his final match scheduled for the Saturday Night’s Main Event show in Washington, D.C. The 20‑year veteran will bring his illustrious career to a close, capping off a storied tenure in the wrestling world.
Cena’s last appearance came at the Crown Jewel Premium Live Event in Perth, Australia, where he faced AJ Styles in a highly anticipated bout. The match featured nods to the rivals of both men and ended with Cena securing his 100th Premium Live Event victory.
Now, Cena will make his final appearance on Monday Night RAW in his hometown of Boston. In a post on X, he expressed excitement for the upcoming event, calling it a “special stop on the Farewell Tour.” The episode, airing live from the TD Garden Arena, will also feature two first‑round matches in the Last Time Is Now Tournament.
According to RAW General Manager Adam Pearce, Cena will open the show, generating significant interest among fans eager to see what the Cenation leader has planned for his final hometown appearance. The event is expected to be emotional, with Cena likely interacting with various WWE personalities throughout the episode.
Cena’s retirement marks the end of an era in professional wrestling. The 20‑year veteran leaves behind a legacy that spans numerous championships and memorable matches. As the wrestling world prepares to bid farewell to one of its biggest stars, fans can expect an emotional and action‑packed sendoff. The Monday Night RAW episode, broadcast live from the TD Garden Arena, will feature Cena’s appearance as a major highlight, signaling the close of his illustrious career.
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