John Cena officially declares for the 2025 Royal Rumble and intends to make history by winning his 17th World Title at WrestleMania.

John Cena doesn't need one more WWE title to boost his legacy before he retires, and fans should be OK with it.

As John Cena embarks on his farewell tour, WWE fans are buzzing with excitement about his potential WrestleMania opponents.

WWE legend John Cena decided to enter the 2025 Royal Rumble to pursue a record 17th world title reign, breaking his tie with Ric Flair.

In recent days, reports have surfaced that John Cena’s opponent for WWE WrestleMania 41 will likely be Logan Paul. Cena is gearing up to start his retirement tour, which will kick off in January. The 16-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion announced his plans to retire from the promotion in 2025.

Though his WWE run may be wrapping up as an in-ring contributor, Triple H is correct: John Cena is WWE. After decades of service to the promotion, it's only right that his final year of in-ring action gives him the sendoff he deserves.

There will be a chance for John Cena to capture a record 17th WWE championship after he announced his plan to enter the Royal Rumble next month.

Here are the best moments from John Cena's "The Last Time is Now" farewell tour, which kicked off at Intuit Dome on Jan. 6.

John Cena had… the fans. Well, he has them for one more year. 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,

John Cena will be a professional wrestler. Here are some WWE Superstars that he has to face on his retirement tour.