The date of John Cena’s final WWE match was revealed—Aor sends the biggest in the history of wrestling!
The countdown is officially on. WWE veteran John Cena will wrestle in his final match on December 13, 2025, and streaming Vishal Peacock has gained special rights to broadcast the historic performance.
This blockbuster news comes a few months after ESPN snatched the WWE premium live events starting from September 2025, which surprised many people. Where will Cena’s retirement be broadcast? But now it has been confirmed—the last chapter of Cena will play in the main event of Saturday night; only the peacock will be broadcast.
The WWE confirmed that the incident would be titled by Cena’s retirement match, with rumors that the company can make a different pay-per-view around it. For peacocks, this is a major win—and final consolation prize—because they prepare to lose the future place of WWE in ESPN+.
However, Peacock is not getting the farewell of Cena, however. The main program of Saturday night will also be specially taken to the stage, which will end the run on NBC for a long time. WWE Boss Triple H praised the deal, calling NBCU a “brilliant long-standing partner,” while promising more years of cooperation.
- Cena’s farewell seizure is not the least low. Since January, that:
- Captured his record-breaking 17th world title,
- Rivalries were ruled with Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and CM Punk.
- And even established a Dream Clash with Logan Paul at Clash in Paris on 31 August.
Speculation is already running wild about who will stand across the ring from Cena in their last match. Will it be Brock Lesnar, who recently made his comeback at SummerSlam? Or will WWE shock fans with a fully unexpected opponent?
One thing is sure: December 13, 2025, marks the end of an era. Cena’s last bow is one of the most emotional nights in WWE history—and fans do not want to miss it.
