On September 30, Triple H confirmed that John Cena‘s concluding match will take place on December 13 during Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington, D.C. This announcement marks a pivotal moment in the John Cena WWE farewell tour, drawing attention from fans eager to witness the final chapter of his in-ring career.
As the farewell tour approaches its conclusion, five remaining dates are planned, including notable events like Crown Jewel: Perth, Survivor Series: WarGames, and the December SNME show. Additionally, two more appearances are anticipated on episodes of RAW in major cities such as Boston and New York, which are expected to increase the tour’s reach in key markets.
Exclusive John Cena Collectible Toy Highlights His Legacy
In response to the final match reveal, John Cena posted on Instagram a photo featuring a limited-edition Ghost toy collectible, produced through a collaboration between WWE and Ghostwrite. The 11-inch figure incorporates iconic elements linked to Cena, including a translucent design that nods to his famous catchphrase, “You Can’t See Me.”
This special collectible will be restricted to just 100 pieces, with 75 auctioned to fans on the eve of Cena’s last match at Saturday Night’s Main Event, according to WrestlingNews.co. The remaining 25 units’ availability remains unclear but will likely command high prices due to their scarcity. Ghostwrite, the company behind the toy, was established by Josh Luber, who co-founded StockX and also played a key role in launching Fanatics Collectibles alongside Fanatics founder Michael Rubin.
John Cena to Face AJ Styles at Crown Jewel: Perth
John Cena is set to battle AJ Styles at Crown Jewel: Perth in Australia, fulfilling a high-demand match requested by Cena himself following his loss to Brock Lesnar at Wrestlepalooza. Cena had publicly called on WWE chief content officer Triple H to heed the fans’ wishes, which led to the confirmation of this bout.
The matchup against Styles carries added significance, as the two have been longstanding rivals throughout Cena’s career. Initially, Styles had not been scheduled to appear among Cena’s farewell opponents, but the change delighted fans and Cenation followers. Cena even paid tribute to Styles by executing the Styles Clash during his recent match against Logan Paul.
While Styles is confirmed for Crown Jewel, various names are circulating as potential opponents for Cena’s ultimate match. Speculation includes stars like Chris Jericho, Edge, Gunther, Dominik Mysterio, and Joe Hendry, though no official announcement has been made regarding who will face Cena in his final in-ring contest.
The Ongoing Excitement and What Fans Can Expect Next
John Cena’s farewell tour is building significant anticipation, blending nostalgia with a celebration of one of WWE’s most storied careers. The upcoming events, especially the December 13 showdown in Washington, D.C., promise to draw attention not only for the thrill of competition but also for the emotional weight as Cena closes this major chapter.
With limited edition collectibles like the Ghost figure adding unique memorabilia value, and high-profile matches including the confirmed AJ Styles bout, fans are witnessing an eventful send-off that underscores Cena’s impact on the wrestling world. As the tour progresses, further details about Cena’s final opponent and additional appearances are expected, keeping the WWE Universe engaged and anxious for the grand finale.
