John Cena Announced the Date of His Last Match in Career: All the Details.

According to The Sun: One of the most famous WWE performers, John Cena, will have his farewell match after a brilliant 24-year career. The last match is scheduled for December 13, NBC Sports reports.

John Cena, 48, will step into the ring for his final match in WWE on December 13.

Cena's career farewell will be streamed exclusively on the Peacock streaming service as part of a new agreement for broadcasting WWE events.

So far, there has been no confirmation of who will be Cena's opponent in his farewell match. It is likely the fight will take place in or near Boston, in the same state where Cena's hometown of West Newbury, Massachusetts is located.

WWE announced that their premium live events will now be streamed on ESPN platforms starting next month with Wrestlepalooza on September 20. Previously, these events were shown on Peacock, but the changes will take effect after the international clash in Paris on August 31.

Despite announcing that 2025 will be his last year in WWE, Cena is currently on a farewell tour with confirmed stops in countries such as Ireland, France, the USA, and Australia.

John Cena's Farewell Tour Stops

• August 22: SmackDown (Dublin, Ireland)
• August 29: SmackDown (Lyon, France)
• August 31: Clash in Paris (Paris, France) (against Logan Paul)
• September 5: SmackDown (Chicago, Illinois)
• September 15: Raw (Lowell, Massachusetts)
• September 20: Wrestlepalooza (Indianapolis, Indiana)
• October 11: WWE Crown Jewel: Perth (Perth, Australia)
• November 29: Survivor Series (San Diego, California)
• December 13: Farewell Match at Main Event on Saturday (Location Undetermined)

Throughout his career, Cena has won 26 WWE championships, setting a record for the most titles in history with 17 reigns.

In addition to his wrestling career, Cena has also found success in Hollywood, acting in films such as The Suicide Squad and Bumblebee, and having his own popular television series - Peacemaker.

John Cena's final match in WWE, planned for December, will mark the last chord in the legendary wrestler's 24-year career. However, while he has a couple of years left to enjoy his time in the ring, the wrestling world has already begun preparing for his farewell departure with a special tour encompassing countries around the world. This tour not only reflects the enormous impact he has left in the wrestling world but also serves as a reminder of the challenges athletes face when transitioning from one part of their lives to another.