Following His WWE comeback, John Cena Can Face A Former Champion In A Surprising Rematch

Veteran journalist Bill Apter, a well-known figure in the wrestling community, recently engaged in an in-depth discussion regarding the upcoming departure of John Cena from WWE after his final matches. 

Scheduled to bid farewell to the company in 2025, Cena’s departure marks the end of an era in professional wrestling, prompting fans and industry insiders alike to reflect on his illustrious career and his impact on the sport. Apter’s insights into Cena’s legacy shed light on the significance of this transition for both the wrestling world and Cena’s devoted fanbase.

John Cena announces retirement 

The revered Cenation Leader, known for his exceptional skills in the wrestling ring, made a momentous announcement during his appearance at Money in the Bank earlier this year. With a tinge of nostalgia and a sense of gratitude, he revealed his plans to retire from the world of professional wrestling the following year. 

In a heartfelt gesture to his loyal fans and supporters, the celebrated celebrity warmly extended an invitation to all of his admirers, urging them to join him on this poignant final journey. 

Emphasizing that this would mark the end of an era, he shared his intention to embark on one last unforgettable farewell tour alongside his devoted followers.

Austin Theory could challenge John Cena for a match

Bill Apter suggested that a rookie like Austin Theory would issue a challenge to John Cena for a match during a recent Q&A session with Wrestlevotes. He clarified that the two celebrities could square off once more because their previous meeting at WrestleMania 39 did not live up to expectations.

He believed Theory was a different wrestler two years ago and that he had since won a few titles in the organization.

He stated “This may sound totally insane, but that horrible match he had against Austin Theory years ago. Austin Theory is a different ring performer at this point. I think to see Austin Theory come out and say, ‘That match was terrible. It was one of the most awful matches we’ve ever seen in WWE. Let’s do it again, Cena,'”It would be fascinating to watch when John Cena returns to WWE TV because RAW is heading to Netflix next year.

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