John Cena might’ve explained why he smiled before tapping out to Gunther. Gunther making John Cena tap out in his retirement match has drawn tons of criticism from fans and wrestling personalities. While WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H has already explained why Cena’s final match had to be booked that way,

John Cena's career came to a bittersweet end on Saturday. Cena battled valiantly against Gunther at Saturday Night's Main Event, but was forced to tap out as Gunther relentlessly applied sleeper after sleeper to end the superstar's storied career.

AEW star Jeff Jarrett doesn't hold back on his displeasure for the finish that unfolded between John Cena and GUNTHER at WWE SNME.

Following John Cena’s historic 17th World Championship victory at “WrestleMania 41,” discussion has turned to whether anyone on the current WWE roster can surpass the new record. While Randy Orton stands as the closest active competitor with 14 reigns, WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash believes “The Viper” is unlikely to chase the milestone.

Google had a unique way to mark John Cena’s retirement as he graced the WWE ring for one last time on Saturday night. He took on “The Ring General” Gunther in a one-on-one match at the Capital One Arena in Washington,

Few wrestlers are more synonymous with Cena's career than Orton, and while The Viper made it clear that he would have loved to have been in Washington, D.C., to support Cena, he still went out of his way to let Cena know he was in his thoughts on one of the biggest days of Cena's career.

Drew McIntyre trolls Cody Rhodes. Like many fans, Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes found himself in an emotional state after John Cena fulfilled the final match and salute of his in-ring career. In fact,

John Cena shared a photo of a "Star Wars" character on Instagram, seemingly in response to backlash following his tap out loss to GUNTHER in his final match.