John Cena, the 17-time World Champion, is approaching the conclusion of his extensive 25-plus-year career in professional wrestling with a series of farewell tour dates. As part of this final run, he has revealed plans for an exclusive after-party during one of his last stops, generating excitement among fans and the wrestling community.
On November 17, Cena will make his final hometown appearance at WWE’s RAW event from Boston’s TD Garden, just a week before his anticipated last match at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The farewell tour highlights the significance of Cena’s career and offers fans a chance to witness the closing chapter of his wrestling journey.
A Special Venue Connecting Wrestling History in Boston’s North Shore
Kowloon Restaurant in Saugus, Massachusetts, is set to host a unique after-party event following Cena’s Boston show. This long-standing pan-Asian eatery, owned by wrestling enthusiast Andy Wong, has deep ties to the wrestling world. For decades, Kowloon Restaurant has welcomed WWE Superstars and fans alike, making it a beloved hub in the region.
The establishment’s walls feature signed photos and personal messages from legendary wrestling figures, including Cena himself, Hulk Hogan, The Rock, Shane McMahon, Randy Orton, Roddy Piper, Bobby Heenan, Kurt Angle, Trish Stratus, and Chris Jericho. The venue is known not only for its food but also for memorable backstage moments such as a famous prank involving Randy Orton.
John Cena’s Tribute to Kowloon Reflects Personal Connection
Cena’s appreciation for Kowloon Restaurant was highlighted during WrestleMania 39 when he wore custom sneakers adorned with the restaurant’s name. His close relationship with the venue underscores its importance in his career and to WWE stars visiting the Boston area.
This connection was further emphasized in Cena’s social media message teasing the upcoming event. He encouraged Boston fans to join him at Kowloon following the November 17 RAW show, expressing gratitude for the chance to perform one last time in his hometown venue.
“As the Farewell Tour makes its final stops I cannot express how lucky and grateful I am to be invited one last time to @TheGarden and the @tdgarden in Boston! Any Boston fans hitting the @KowloonSaugus after the show?! Might C U there!!,” John Cena wrote. —John Cena, WWE Superstar
Detailed Schedule of John Cena’s Remaining Matches
Having made his final SmackDown appearance recently, Cena’s farewell tour now consists of seven upcoming matches that will conclude his celebrated wrestling tenure. These events span multiple cities and showcase some of the most anticipated wrestling matches this year.
- September 15: RAW at MassMutual Center, Springfield, Massachusetts
- September 20: Wrestlepalooza at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Indiana, featuring Cena vs. Brock Lesnar
- October 11: Crown Jewel at RAC Arena, Perth, Western Australia
- November 10: RAW at TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts
- November 17: RAW at Madison Square Garden, New York City
- November 19: Survivor Series at Petco Park, San Diego, California
- December 13: Saturday Night’s Main Event at Capital One Arena, Washington, DC
The Wrestlepalooza match against Brock Lesnar has been officially announced, while other opponents have yet to be confirmed. Cena’s final scheduled match will take place during Saturday Night’s Main Event XLII in December.
Anticipation Builds for John Cena’s Farewell and Legacy Celebration
John Cena’s farewell tour symbolizes the end of an era for WWE fans worldwide. His planned appearances at iconic venues such as TD Garden and Madison Square Garden promise memorable moments, while the special after-party at Kowloon Restaurant offers fans a unique way to celebrate his career in an intimate setting.
As Cena closes this chapter, his influence on professional wrestling remains undeniable. Fans and fellow wrestlers alike eagerly await his final matches, marking both a farewell and a tribute to a distinguished career that has inspired many.
