Ahead of the John Cena WWE farewell tour, the 16-time world champion reflected on his past. In his prime, Cena rarely lost. Now, the tides have turned. Speaking to Collider, Cena explained why he had to “win a lot” during his peak.

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WWE Superstar John Cena, who is in the final year of his wrestling career, has reflected on some of the most unique moments in his journey. The 16-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion is set to make his first stop in action at WWE Royal Rumble 2025.

Many fans once despised John Cena owing to his 'Super Cena' persona, which meant he always picked up the win and took home the WWE Championship.

The John Cena retirement tour is officially underway. The 16-time World Champion made his return to WWE on the Raw on Netflix premiere Monday night in Los Ange

John Cena has addressed the idea that he always won during his career. Between his first WWE title win in 2005 and his last in 2017, John Cena won a lot. The number of times he would get beaten down for 95% of the match before popping up and hitting his five moves of doom

During his promo on RAW's debut on Netflix, the 16-time World Champion acknowledged his losing streak in singles competition. He claimed he did not deserve a World Title shot and it would be almost impossible to get one. However, he then pointed out that he could get the opportunity by entering and winning this year's Men's Royal Rumble Match.

He might not have won a singles match in what feels like forever, but WWE legend John Cena plans to make one last run at a WWE title. Cena has declared that 202

John Cena announced to the world his intention to participate in the Royal Rumble match with the aim of winning for the third time and guaranteeing himself the chanc