“You Can’t See This!” Google Breaks the Internet With a Genius Tribute to John Cena After His Final WWE Match
When John Cena said goodbye to the WWE ring, the entire world paused — and Google made sure fans felt every bit of the moment.
Following Cena’s final WWE match on Saturday, tributes poured in from all corners of the sports and entertainment world. But one tribute stood above the rest — and it came from the most unexpected place: Google itself.
Fans who searched “John Cena” on Google were greeted with a floating hand on their screen. And if you clicked it? Magic happened. The hand performed Cena’s iconic “You Can’t See Me” gesture — a brilliant nod to the catchphrase that defined his legendary career. Simple, creative, and instantly emotional, the Easter egg sent fans into a frenzy across social media.
Cena officially wrestled his final match at age 48, closing the curtain on a WWE career that began over two decades ago. He first announced his retirement plans in July 2024, and his farewell bout ended in a tap-out loss to Gunther — an ending many fans felt didn’t fully match the magnitude of his legacy. Still, the Washington, D.C. crowd gave him a heartfelt standing ovation, reminding everyone just how beloved “Big Match John” remains.
Across his historic WWE run, Cena captured 17 world championships, more than any superstar in company history. Beyond the ring, he successfully transitioned into Hollywood, becoming a global star while never losing touch with his wrestling roots.
That’s why Google’s tribute felt so perfect. No long speech. No flashy video. Just one iconic move — and a reminder that even when John Cena is gone from the ring, you still can’t see him… but you’ll never forget him. 👋🐐
