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John Cena has been dominating headlines this past week with the ongoing spectacle of his WWE retirement tour and a whole series of dramatic developments as he heads toward his final in-ring appearances. The biggest news: WWE announced a slate of new dates for Cena’s farewell, including heavily-hyped shows in Chicago on September 5 for SmackDown—his last dance in that raucous city—and back in his home state for Monday Night Raw in Lowell, Massachusetts, on September 15 according to WWE’s Friday press release. These join 14 remaining events capping off with a retirement match in December, the culmination of what WWE has officially branded as “The Last Time Is Now” tour. Tickets for all these shows open to the public July 25, with presale access a few days earlier.
SummerSlam looms extra large on the horizon, now supercharged as WWE’s first-ever two-day SummerSlam, set for August 2 and 3 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The SummerSlam main event will pit Cena, still the Undisputed WWE Champion, against Cody Rhodes in a street fight. This match was not a straightforward booking. On Friday’s SmackDown, Cena tried to bow out of the event, citing exhaustion and commitments to a major Netflix film, and instead suggested a rematch at a later show. Cody Rhodes, visibly furious, forced Cena back into the ring after a bruising altercation, made him sign the contract, and unveiled the street fight stipulation. This confrontational segment has been the talk of wrestling social media, with highlight videos and memes flooding X and Instagram. Wrestling sites such as SEScoops and WrestleTalk confirm the chaos of the segment and the locked-in street fight for SummerSlam.
Off the mat, Cena’s business profile keeps growing: Fanatics Casino has just announced a multi-year partnership with WWE to introduce a batch of WWE-themed online casino games, launching in August to coincide with SummerSlam. Expect to see WWE Blackjack and titles like Raw Multiplier Melee alongside special promotions, reinforcing Cena’s dual role as a ring legend and a pop culture brand magnet.
Financially, John Cena remains a juggernaut. As reported by Khel Now, his net worth in 2025 is estimated at a cool 80 million dollars, topped up by an annual WWE haul of 12 million—an astonishing sum for a part-timer—and lucrative endorsement deals with heavyweight brands. Social buzz is nonstop, from Reddit watch parties to Threads updates, but Cena’s main focus is clear: go out on his own terms, headline major markets, and deliver an epic swan song for the ages.
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John Cena has been dominating headlines this past week with the ongoing spectacle of his WWE retirement tour and a whole series of dramatic developments as he heads toward his final in-ring appearances. The biggest news: WWE announced a slate of new dates for Cena’s farewell, including heavily-hyped shows in Chicago on September 5 for SmackDown—his last dance in that raucous city—and back in his home state for Monday Night Raw in Lowell, Massachusetts, on September 15 according to WWE’s Friday press release. These join 14 remaining events capping off with a retirement match in December, the culmination of what WWE has officially branded as “The Last Time Is Now” tour. Tickets for all these shows open to the public July 25, with presale access a few days earlier.
SummerSlam looms extra large on the horizon, now supercharged as WWE’s first-ever two-day SummerSlam, set for August 2 and 3 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The SummerSlam main event will pit Cena, still the Undisputed WWE Champion, against Cody Rhodes in a street fight. This match was not a straightforward booking. On Friday’s SmackDown, Cena tried to bow out of the event, citing exhaustion and commitments to a major Netflix film, and instead suggested a rematch at a later show. Cody Rhodes, visibly furious, forced Cena back into the ring after a bruising altercation, made him sign the contract, and unveiled the street fight stipulation. This confrontational segment has been the talk of wrestling social media, with highlight videos and memes flooding X and Instagram. Wrestling sites such as SEScoops and WrestleTalk confirm the chaos of the segment and the locked-in street fight for SummerSlam.
Off the mat, Cena’s business profile keeps growing: Fanatics Casino has just announced a multi-year partnership with WWE to introduce a batch of WWE-themed online casino games, launching in August to coincide with SummerSlam. Expect to see WWE Blackjack and titles like Raw Multiplier Melee alongside special promotions, reinforcing Cena’s dual role as a ring legend and a pop culture brand magnet.
Financially, John Cena remains a juggernaut. As reported by Khel Now, his net worth in 2025 is estimated at a cool 80 million dollars, topped up by an annual WWE haul of 12 million—an astonishing sum for a part-timer—and lucrative endorsement deals with heavyweight brands. Social buzz is nonstop, from Reddit watch parties to Threads updates, but Cena’s main focus is clear: go out on his own terms, headline major markets, and deliver an epic swan song for the ages.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
John Cena has been dominating headlines this past week with
the ongoing spectacle of his final in ring appearances the
biggest news. WWE announced a slate of new dates for
Sena's farewell, including heavily hyped shows in Chicago on September
fifth for SmackDown, his last dance in that rocous city,
and back in his home state for Monday Night Raw
(00:23):
in Lowell, Massachusetts, on September fifteen. According to WWE's Friday
press release, these joined fourteen remaining events, capping off with
a retirement match in December, the culmination of what WWE
has officially branded as the Last Time is Now Tour.
Tickets for all these shows open to the public July
(00:43):
twenty fifth, with pre sale access a few days earlier.
SummerSlam looms extra large on the horizon, now Supercharged as
WWE's first ever two day Summer Slam, set for August
second and third in East Ruftherford, New Jersey. The Summer
Slam main event will Pittsina, still the undisputed WWE Champion,
against Cody Rhoads in a street fight. This match was
(01:07):
not a straightforward booking. On Friday SmackDown, Sena tried to
bow out of the event, citing exhaustion and commitments to
a major Netflix film, and instead suggested a rematch at
a later show. Cody Rhodes, visibly furious, forced Sena back
into the ring after a bruising altercation, made him sign
the contract and unveiled the street fight stipulation. This confrontational
(01:31):
segment has been the talk of wrestling social media, with
highlight videos and Mume's flooding x and Instagram Vizilant sites
such as ses oops and wrestle Talk confirmed the chaos
of the segment and the locked in street fight for
SummerSlam off the mat seen. His business profile keeps growing
Fanatics Casino has just announced a multi year partnership with
(01:54):
WWE to introduce a batch of WWE themed online casino
games launching in August to coincide with Summersland. Expect to
see WWE Blackjack and titles like Raw Multiplier Melae, alongside
special promotions reinforcing Sena's dual role as a ring legend
and a pop culture brand magnet. Financially, John Cena remains
(02:18):
a juggernaut. As reported by kel Now, his net worth
in twenty twenty five is estimated at a cool eighty
million dollars, topped up by an annual WWE Hall of
twelve million, an astonishing sum for a part timer and
lucrative endorsement deals with heavyweight brands. Social buzz is NonStop,
from Reddit watch parties to thread's updates, but Seena's main
(02:40):
focus is clear. Go out on his own terms, headline
major markets, and deliver an epic swan song for the ages.
And that is it for today. Make sure you hit
the subscribe button and never miss an update on John Cena.
Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet please production.
For more checkout Quiet Please dot ai or search the
(03:02):
term biosnap wherever you listen
John Cena has been dominating headlines this past week with
the ongoing spectacle of his final in ring appearances the
biggest news. WWE announced a slate of new dates for
Sena's farewell, including heavily hyped shows in Chicago on September
fifth for SmackDown, his last dance in that rocous city,
and back in his home state for Monday Night Raw
(00:23):
in Lowell, Massachusetts, on September fifteen. According to WWE's Friday
press release, these joined fourteen remaining events, capping off with
a retirement match in December, the culmination of what WWE
has officially branded as the Last Time is Now Tour.
Tickets for all these shows open to the public July
(00:43):
twenty fifth, with pre sale access a few days earlier.
SummerSlam looms extra large on the horizon, now Supercharged as
WWE's first ever two day Summer Slam, set for August
second and third in East Ruftherford, New Jersey. The Summer
Slam main event will Pittsina, still the undisputed WWE Champion,
against Cody Rhoads in a street fight. This match was
(01:07):
not a straightforward booking. On Friday SmackDown, Sena tried to
bow out of the event, citing exhaustion and commitments to
a major Netflix film, and instead suggested a rematch at
a later show. Cody Rhodes, visibly furious, forced Sena back
into the ring after a bruising altercation, made him sign
the contract and unveiled the street fight stipulation. This confrontational
(01:31):
segment has been the talk of wrestling social media, with
highlight videos and Mume's flooding x and Instagram Vizilant sites
such as ses oops and wrestle Talk confirmed the chaos
of the segment and the locked in street fight for
SummerSlam off the mat seen. His business profile keeps growing
Fanatics Casino has just announced a multi year partnership with
(01:54):
WWE to introduce a batch of WWE themed online casino
games launching in August to coincide with Summersland. Expect to
see WWE Blackjack and titles like Raw Multiplier Melae, alongside
special promotions reinforcing Sena's dual role as a ring legend
and a pop culture brand magnet. Financially, John Cena remains
(02:18):
a juggernaut. As reported by kel Now, his net worth
in twenty twenty five is estimated at a cool eighty
million dollars, topped up by an annual WWE Hall of
twelve million, an astonishing sum for a part timer and
lucrative endorsement deals with heavyweight brands. Social buzz is NonStop,
from Reddit watch parties to thread's updates, but Seena's main
(02:40):
focus is clear. Go out on his own terms, headline
major markets, and deliver an epic swan song for the ages.
And that is it for today. Make sure you hit
the subscribe button and never miss an update on John Cena.
Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet please production.
For more checkout Quiet Please dot ai or search the
(03:02):
term biosnap wherever you listen
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