John Cenas farewell tour has just taken a dramatic turn as new reports confirm that his last WWE match will take place at the TD Garden in Boston this December.
According to WCVB, WWE is locking in Boston as the location for Cenas final bout, though the exact date remains under wraps.
This news comes after Billi Bhatti of the Dirt Sheets Wrestling Informer podcast stated that WWE was targeting December 27 for Cenas last match, aligning it with the annual holiday tour. Bhatti said, I have learned that WWE are en route to setting up an additional PLE in the month of December. They are targeting TD Gardens as the venue, which as you guys know is in Boston, and I believe they will be setting that up as Cenas farewell.
Bhatti also mentioned that WWE initially considered Madison Square Garden, where they traditionally hold a marquee holiday event. However, it now appears that Cenas farewell will officially take place in his hometown, Boston, closing out his in-ring career in front of a hometown crowd.
Cena, who retained his Undisputed WWE Championship against Randy Orton at WWE Backlash, has 24 appearances left in 2025. Heres a breakdown of his completed and confirmed dates:
Completed Appearances:
- January 4: WWE Raw Netflix Debut Los Angeles, CA
- February 1: WWE Royal Rumble Indianapolis, IN
- March 1: WWE Elimination Chamber Toronto, ON
- March 17: WWE Raw Brussels, Belgium
- March 24: WWE Raw Glasgow, Scotland
- March 31: WWE Raw London, UK
- April 18: WWE SmackDown Las Vegas, NV
- April 20: WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday Las Vegas, NV
- April 21: WWE Raw Las Vegas, NV
- April 25: WWE SmackDown Fort Worth, TX
- May 9: WWE SmackDown Dayton, OH
- May 10: WWE Backlash St. Louis, MO
Upcoming Appearances:
- May 24: WWE Saturday Nights Main Event Tampa, FL
- May 30: WWE SmackDown Knoxville, TN
- June 7: WWE Money in the Bank Los Angeles, CA
- August 31: WWE Clash in Paris Paris, France
- October 11: WWE Crown Jewel Perth, Australia
- December: WWE Event Boston, MA (Date TBA)
Cena has been WWEs Undisputed Champion since WrestleMania 41, where he shocked the wrestling world by defeating Cody Rhodes. Now, with Boston confirmed as the location for his final match, Cenas farewell is shaping up to be a massive event in WWE history.
Do you think John Cena should end his WWE career in Boston, or should WWE have chosen Madison Square Garden for the occasion? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
