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John Cena has embarked on his farewell tour, and on WWE RAW’s Netflix debut, he made it clear: he’s aiming to win the Royal Rumble and headline WrestleMania one final time. Let’s explore why WWE should seize this moment and let Cena win the Rumble.
A Nostalgic Start to Cena’s Farewell
When John Cena appeared on WWE RAW’s Netflix debut on January 6, fans were flooded with nostalgia. The 16-time World Champion’s appearances have become rare, and each time he steps into the ring, the reaction is electric. Once a polarizing figure, Cena is now universally adored, with crowds passionately singing his theme song as he runs to the ring.
On Monday night, Cena delivered another heartfelt promo to the WWE Universe. Reflecting on his legacy, the Cenation Leader reminded everyone that this is his farewell tour, with retirement planned at the end of 2025. Farewell tours in WWE often include dream matches and even championship runs, but Cena struck a different tone, humbly addressing the fans.
Acknowledging the chatter about him breaking Ric Flair’s record for the most World Championships with a 17th title, Cena dismissed the idea, saying he didn’t deserve it. He pointed to his 2,446-day streak without a singles win, emphasizing that he wouldn’t jump the line and take opportunities from the current roster.
However, Cena laid out two paths forward: winning the Elimination Chamber or achieving victory in his final Royal Rumble. And then, in true Cena fashion, he boldly declared:
“I’m not just going to the Royal Rumble, I’m going to win the Royal Rumble.”
This sets the stage for an unforgettable story heading into the marquee event. Here’s why WWE should capitalize on this moment.
Cena and the Royal Rumble Legacy
The Royal Rumble has always been special for Cena. Who could forget the 2008 Rumble at Madison Square Garden? Social media was still in its infancy, and surprises weren’t spoiled as easily. As the clock struck for the No. 30 entrant, Cena’s music hit, and the crowd erupted. He casually walked out, soaking in the energy, and went on to win, securing his WrestleMania moment.
Cena won the Rumble again in 2013, though that victory often gets overlooked in his storied career. A 2025 Rumble win would not only be a poetic end to his career but would also tie him with Stone Cold Steve Austin for the most Royal Rumble wins in history—a record Cena absolutely deserves.
A WrestleMania Story for the Ages
WWE has several compelling stories leading into WrestleMania 41. CM Punk has been on a tear, looking to finally headline WrestleMania. Kevin Owens is thriving as a top heel and could easily challenge for a championship. Amid all these options stands Cena, who has spent years elevating others and now deserves his own final moment in the spotlight.
Cena has always embodied the underdog spirit, and his quest for one last WrestleMania main event perfectly fits that mold. The WWE Universe loves a good redemption story, and Cena’s journey to the biggest stage one last time is the kind of story fans rally behind.
Don’t Miss the Moment
WWE doesn’t have the best track record with farewells. Legends like Kurt Angle didn’t receive the send-offs they deserved. With Cena, WWE has a chance to get it right.
For decades, Cena was the face of WWE, carrying the brand through the Ruthless Aggression Era and beyond. A Royal Rumble victory would give him the perfect launchpad to end his career in style, main eventing WrestleMania one last time.
While victory at WrestleMania isn’t guaranteed, fans know Cena will bring everything he has. That’s what the WWE Universe wants to see—a determined Cena giving his all on the grandest stage for the final time.
If WWE truly values Cena’s contributions, they’ll make his farewell unforgettable by letting him win the 2025 Royal Rumble.
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