Tonight, the Leader of the Cenation returns to kick off his farewell tour on WWE Raw’s Netflix debut. As far as we know, his semi-full-time run will feature around 36 appearances, including the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and Wrestlemania 41, as well as a number of international shows.

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.

During Cena's heyday, the phrase "LOL Cena Wins" even became a thing on social media, a sarcastic play on how often WWE's top star at the time came out on the winning side of thin

Triple H also explained that every major event that Cena appears on, such as programs like the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, or WrestleMania, will absolutely be his last appearance as a competitor at those shows.

At the WWE Raw on Netflix premiere, John Cena began his farewell tour. He came to the ring and addressed the crowd. Cena discussed the speculation surrounding his final run and eventually declared for the Men's Royal Rumble.

John Cena has addressed the idea that he always won during his career. Between his first WWE title win in 2005 and his last in 2017, John Cena won a lot. The number of times he would get beaten down for 95% of the match before popping up and hitting his five moves of doom

WWE Superstar John Cena, who is in the final year of his wrestling career, has reflected on some of the most unique moments in his journey. The 16-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion is set to make his first stop in action at WWE Royal Rumble 2025.