3 WWE rumors you need to know before John Cena’s final match at Saturday Night’s Main Event XLII

The entire WWE Universe is excited for John Cena's last match in WWE at Saturday Night's Main Event (SNME) in Washington, D.C, on December 13. It's one of WWE's biggest icons drawing curtains to his glorious in-ring career. Cena will be up against The Ring General, Gunther, in his last bout.

Several rumors are going around Cena's last outing at SNME. WWE Chief Operating Officer, Triple H, has already said that it's going to be a hell of a ride in Cena's last match. The fans are expecting some big surprises at the event.

In this listicle, we will discuss three rumors surrounding John Cena's last match at SNME.

#3 Former WWE Chairman, Vince McMahon's return

There are rumors that Vince McMahon might return for one night for John Cena's last match. Backstage, also, there is also a lot of chatter going around Vince's appearance. Bryan Alvarez of Wrestling Observer recently said that the chances of McMahon's presence at SNME were increasingly "unlikely but not impossible."

The former WWE Chairman hasn't been around for the past two years because of his alleged involvement in the Janel Grant lawsuit. However, he could be back for one night as he shares a special bond with Cena. McMahon was influential behind Cena's tremendous success in WWE after 2004. He had put faith in The Franchise Player then, and had pushed him as the face of the WWE.

The efforts paid off, and John Cena had a glamorous run in WWE for nearly a decade. In fact, Cena, despite all the controversy around Vince McMahon, hasn't shied away from backing him. He has acknowledged McMahon's role in his career and said that he loves him immensely. It won't be wrong to assume that it could have been Cena himself who could have pitched for McMahon's appearance in his last match.

#2 US President Donald Trump's presence

There are also rumors that US President Donald Trump could also be there at the Capital One Arena, in Washington, D.C, for Cena's last match. Trump, moreover, if he shows up, won't be making his first appearance in a WWE event.

He has been part of a sensational storyline, 'Battle of the Billionaires' back in 2007 at WrestleMania 23. However, he had been there in the capacity of a businessman. Today, he is the President of the United States of America.

Logan Paul also recently spilled the beans on Trump's appearance at SNME. During an interview with Fox News, Paul said that he and his friends have discussed the possibility of Donald Trump appearing at SNME. However, he said that there was no confirmation from either side.

If Trump appears, then it would certainly be a watershed moment in the history of WWE. A US President being there for a wrestler's last match would be a memorable spectacle.

#1 John Cena's Hall of Fame induction in 2026

There is another rumor going around that John Cena could be part of the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2026. According to Bryan Alvarez of the Wrestling Observer, Cena is headed to the Hall of Fame next year. And not only this, the 17-time Champion is expected to headline the class of inductees.

“Belief is Cena very likely the 2026 Hall of Fame main eventer,” Alvarez reported. [H/T: F4W/WON]

WrestleMania next year will take place in Las Vegas on April 18 and 19. That means after his last match, Cena could once again be back with WWE after four months. Moreover, it will be interesting to see who inducts Cena into the Hall of Fame. Will it be Vince McMahon, The Rock, Cena's legendary rival, Randy Orton, or Triple H? As of now, all eyes are on his last match at SNME.