John Cena tapped out in his last match, much to the dismay of the crowd in Washington, DC. After the match, Triple H led the rest of the roster to the ring to give Cena a sendoff, and was greeted with boos and a “You fucked up chant.” The boos and chants continued during the post-show.

Edge and Cena deserve to bid farewell to one another. Tony Khan and Triple H's past comments hint a deal could be struck.

After going against each other for the better part of a year, Cena appealed to Edge’s ego for one last title match: The same match Edge pioneered and never lost — TLC — in his hometown of Toronto. If Cena didn’t win, he’d move to "SmackDown," effectively removing himself from the WWE title picture.

Superstars and WWE experts share their reactions and face the media immediately following the December 13, edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event.

With his career coming to an end on December 13, it is time to look back on John Cena's career and the extraordinary feuds that he has delivered throughout his illustrious run in WWE

While John Cena has been enjoying his final pro wrestling run in WWE while old rival Adam Copeland (fka Edge) remains in AEW, both men have found ways to pay homage to one another despite not being able to share the same ring. Naturally, many fans have ...

At Saturday Night's Main Event on Dec. 13, John Cena will be closing the book on one of the most celebrated and decorated careers in WWE history.

WWE fans were heard chanting for Edge (Adam Copeland) when Triple H sat down for the Crown Jewel post-show at RAC Arena in Perth, Australia. The chief content officer was taken aback when fans made their voices heard, calling for the AEW star to return and ...