John Cena's WWE farewell tour has already had some truly memorable moments, such as his shocking heel turn at Elimination Chamber and his victory over 'The American Nightmare' Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 that allowed him to clinch his 17th world title while breaking yet another record in a sensational career.
The leader of the 'Cenation' is giving his best in the last year of his career and his appearances have been numerous in the first part of the 2025 season, if you consider that he has also participated in Backlash - where he has been missing since 2009 - and Saturday Night's Main Event just under a month ago.
After being one of the protagonists of Money in the Bank in Los Angeles earlier this month, the 17-time world champion is preparing to face CM Punk at Night of Champions, scheduled in Saudi Arabia on June 28.
The 'Second City Saint' has been harshly criticized by WWE Universe due to his choice to go to Saudi Arabia to face John Cena, considering that the former AEW star had blazed the Stamford company when he signed the agreement with this country.
The clash between Cena and Punk is destined to be remembered as one of the most spectacular of the entire season and it is almost impossible to make a prediction, although several analysts say that the ace from Chicago will snatch the belt from his rival.
WWE fans want 'The Beast'
It's no secret that most fans dream of Brock Lesnar's return before Cena quits professional wrestling, because without 'The Beast' John's farewell tour would be incomplete. The former Universal Champion hasn't appeared in the ring for almost two years, as his last match was against Cody Rhodes at 2023 SummerSlam.
Brock stepped away from wrestling from that time, and his WWE return became increasingly unlikely after he became embroiled in Janel Grant's lawsuit against Vince McMahon.
It seems very unlikely that 'The Beast Incarnate' will return in time to make one last match against the leader of the 'Cenation'.