Highlights from ‘The Last Time is Now John Cena Farewell Tour’

The last time is now.

John Cena kicked off his retirement tour during the Netflix debut of “Monday Night Raw” on Jan. 6.

The WWE superstar has wrestled in a part time capacity since 2018, but announced in July that he expects to wrestle 30 to 40 matches in 2025 to conclude his final year.

During his appearance in the ring at the Intuit Dome, he had quite a list of who could be his opponent for his final match.

Could it be Logan Paul? Would CM Punk suffice? Perhaps Roman Reigns would be more fitting?

But before finding an opponent, Cena — who hasn’t won a match in over 2,000 days — could use a victory.

Here’s a hint at when that could come and more highlights from “The Last Time is Now John Cena Farewell Tour.”

Heel turn at the Elimination Chamber — Mar. 1

In his final WWE Elimination Chamber match, Cena and longtime rival CM Punk were the final two wrestlers left standing. Cena prevailed over Punk, winning his record-tying fourth Chamber match and punching his ticket to WrestleMania 41.

THEN. NOW. FOREVER. TONIGHT.#WWEChamber pic.twitter.com/0OQGtdns37

— WWE (@WWE) March 2, 2025

CENA WINS! CENA WINS! CENA WINS!#WWEChamber pic.twitter.com/zva1l6I7eK

— WWE (@WWE) March 2, 2025

Later, after Cody Rhodes rejected The Rock’s offer for his soul, Cena turned heel…