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Triple H issues an official statement ahead of John Cena's WWE retirement
John Cena ends his 23-year WWE career with a final match at Saturday Night’s Main Event, following a year-long farewell tour and 17 world championship titles.
- In a September 30, 2025 press release, WWE, part of TKO Group Holdings, announced 17-time World Champion John Cena's final match will headline Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13, 2025 at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.
- John Cena announced his retirement last summer at Money in the Bank in Toronto, Canada, and has spent the past year on a year-long farewell tour including WrestleMania 41 and SummerSlam.
- WWE confirmed tickets go on sale October 15, with final match details and ancillary events, including a live Undertaker podcast, streaming on Peacock.
- Speculation is growing that Dominik Mysterio may face John Cena if he retains the Intercontinental Championship, while Cena meets AJ Styles at Crown Jewel Perth, Australia on October 11.
- The announcement cements John Cena's 23-year career as a 17-time World Champion with five U.S. Championship reigns and two Royal Rumble victories.
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