John Cena prepares for final WWE PLE match against Dominik Mysterio at Survivor Series News24 –
As the month of November is about to finish, the WWE fans are receiving the signal that John Cena’s wrestling career in WWE is definitely coming to an end. It was during the summer of 2024 when Cena disclosed his retirement decision for 2025. His last match was set for December, and throughout the year, we witnessed an increasing amount of his global show calendar.
Dominik Mysterio Eyes Redemption In San Diego Showdown
John Cena will put his Intercontinental Championship on the line against former champion Dominik Mysterio in WWE’s Premium Live Event. The confrontation of Cena and Mysterio for the IC Title was showcased on the November 10th edition of Raw and occurred in Boston, a city near John Cena’s upbringing. “Dirty” Dom will have an advantage from being in his hometown, San Diego, at the Survivor Series.
Cena Shares Heartfelt Message Ahead Of Survivor Series Farewell Match
Ahead of his final WWE PLE match, John Cena posted on X about Survivor Series.
“in-ring events left! The Last Time is Now!! What a stage @PetcoPark will be for the LAST PLE of my @WWE career!
Don’t miss #SurvivorSeries TOMORROW NIGHT LIVE on @espn app & @netflix internationally.”
✌️in-ring events left!
The Last Time is Now!!
What a stage @PetcoPark will be for the LAST PLE of my @WWE career!
Don’t miss #SurvivorSeries TOMORROW NIGHT LIVE on @espn app & @netflix internationally.— John Cena (@JohnCena) November 28, 2025
Why Bret Hart Wishes He Had the Chance To Wrestle John Cena
When John Cena joined the main roster of WWE in June 2002, he was five years too late to face Bret Hart in the ring at WWE. Bret departed WWE in November 1997 for WCW, and his career was prematurely finished two years later in WCW. Historically, Bret is rather familiar with getting grumpy over some wrestlers, but he was very supportive of Cena as a WWE superstar when he talked about that during his recent public appearance, when asked about wrestlers he would have loved to have battled.
Bret Hart’s Statement
“John Cena would be up [there]. Can you imagine John Cena with the US/Canada thing that I had going? Hypothetically, say the Screwjob never happened and I was still in the WWF; that would have happened. I would have worked with John Cena, and we would have done amazing stuff.
I’ve always been really impressed by John Cena. I’ll just say this: when I went back there in 2010, I found John Cena to be very comparable to me in the sense that he was a serious professional. He was a detail guy who went over every little detail in the match. I remember watching him go over the match with different wrestlers and being around him. I remember going, ‘That’s what I used to do.’
I found John Cena to be just such a professional. I would have loved to have worked with him.”