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John Cena down to final our appearances

John Cena is down to his final four appearances in his 2025 retirement world tour, with all the remaining appearances now in the United States.

Yesterday’s show at Crown Jewel: Perth was his last overseas match and with his win against AJ Styles, Cena moved to 100 premium live events wins, moving to #2 chart behind The Undertaker at 107. With only one PLE left for Cena, there’s no chance of him matching or even surpassing Taker’s record.

Cena will be off television for the next month as his next televised appearance is on the November 10 episode of Monday Night Raw live from the TD Garden in Boston. Cena will also be at the following Raw on November 17 from Madison Square Garden in New York.

Cena’s last PLE will be at the Survivor Series on November 29 from Petco Park in San Diego and his final appearance will be Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13 at Capital One Arena in Washington.


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