The Undertaker says that the farewell tour the WWE has setup for John Cena in 2025 is just like one an NBA legend would get at the end of their career. During an episode of his Six Feet Under podcast,

The Undertaker discusses John Cena's last WWE run in 2025, comparing it to NBA retirement tours and highlighting its significance for fans and Cena's legacy.

That's right, in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, Nic Nemeth effectively called out Cena to take his talents to TNA for a one-time rematch in the Impact Zone, marking his first appearance outside of WWE in over two decades.

Rumors swirled recently that John Cena may challenge Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship, though it depends on whether Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has a match. Unfortunately, The Rock's latest WWE appearance gave little to indicate if he'll be at the big event, so we're left to speculate on the plan for Cena.

John Cena says he will still be a part of WWE after he retires from in-ring competition. Cena previously announced that he would be retiring at the end of 2025, and he began his farewell tour at the WWE RAW on Netflix premiere on January 6th.

What began as a playful dare between brothers soon became one of the most recognizable elements of Cena's persona, uniting his fans under the "Cenation" banner as they shout "You Can't See Me" in unison with him whenever he strikes his signature pose. At this point, it seems like even the wrestler himself can't resist using it outside of the ring.

WWE icon John Cena is widely regarded as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time, but his career could have been cut short after a disastrous start in the ring