John Cena has been out of WWE TV since he last made an appearance at Royal Rumble last month. Although he hasn't received an official word yet on the next time he will appear on TV, this 16-time World Champion has already been confirmed for three dates during WWE's next European tour in March.
Farewell Tour Continues for Cena
Last month, Cena made his highly anticipated comeback to WWE, and that was the start of the farewell tour. At the Royal Rumble, he entered as the 23rd participant in the Men's Rumble Match, eliminating three rivals before being eliminated by Jey Uso. And although he hasn't been on-screen since that event, it shows he will be taking part in the Elimination Chamber match this coming March. Even if there is no reason given for his absence, fans can expect him to be found all month long in TV segments.
Officially Announce Cena's European Tour Dates
Recently, the official UK WWE account announced that John Cena will be appearing on March 17, 24, and 31 editions of RAW. These episodes will witness the countries of Belgium, Scotland, and England hosting the events that will be part of WWE's European tour. Exciting news that even fans are thrilled to have back the Cenation Leader.
The Veteran's Dream Match to WrestleMania 41 :
It's likely this year's WrestleMania will be the last for John Cena at The Showcase of the Immortals, as by then he is set to retire from in-ring activities into December. While his opponent for the event remains unconfirmed, wrestling stalwart Bill Apter shared a dream scenario for Cena's WrestleMania swan song with the rest of the fans.
Apter wants to see Cena going up against CM Punk and Cody Rhodes in a Triple-Threat Match for the Undisputed WWE Championship.
"To me, that money match is Cena, Punk, and Cody in a three-way. They've not made that other three-way official yet. The Elimination Chamber could bring about some sort of controversy that would see two people against Cody Rhodes. That's what I wanna see. I want to see a three-way there. That way, Cody does not have to lose. John Cena pins CM Punk, wins his title. Cody hasn't lost," Apter said.
Cena's Road to WrestleMania
Near agony, that was how close John Cena got to winning a last-man showdown at the Royal Rumble-Mens Rumble Match. After the event, he then announced that he would be seeking his 17th world title with a WrestleMania challenge, officially entering himself for an Elimination Chamber showdown to help secure a spot for that match.
Cena has been doing well so far in the last stages of his farewell tour, with fans eager for what next comes his way. The European tour appearances and a potential blockbuster show next year in WrestleMania 41, promise, to make the Cenation Leader's last year in WWE unforgettable.
The hype of returning to WWE programming during an entire European tour seems to have got fans going crazy again. With his last WrestleMania appearance imminent and maybe an opponent and match in the works, speculation abounds. Whether it's a dream Triple-Threat Match or something equally great, Cena's legacy stands strong as one of the greatest superstars in WWE history.