John Cena is ready to return to the WWE ring this Saturday to compete in the 2025 men's Royal Royal.
At the beginning of this month, Cena appeared in the debut episode of RAW in Netflix to start his farewell tour. The world champion 16 times expressed his desire to look for his 17th title. However, he admitted that his recent record of victories and defeats does not qualify him to demand a struggle for the World Championship. However, he pointed out that he could gain the opportunity to win the Royal Rumble, declaring himself for the historic fight.
While many consider the legendary of 47 years as a favorite to win the Royal Rumble, Roberts said in his podcast Notsam Wrestling that Cena should not be victorious for an important reason:
“The only reason that John Cena is not my choice to win the Royal Rumble is the simple arithmetic. If John Cena wins the Royal Rumble, John Cena does not compete in a elimination Chamber unless they find any reason to do so,” he said.
The 41 -year -old analyst expressed his desire to see Cena compete once again in a elimination chamber struggle. He pointed out that for that it happens, the world champion 16 times has to lose the Royal Rumble:
“In my mind, the winner of the elimination chamber struggle will face the champion that Royal Royal Rumble is not facing. So, if John Cena wins the Royal Rumble, he will not be in the elimination chamber struggle, which means that we have seen the last time that John Cena will be in a camera fight. It has been clear. There is only one chamber fight for men this year. Canada. (32:50 – 33:48)
A WWE Hall of Famer wants John Cena to win his 17th World Championship
During a recent appearance in the Podcast Subthing to Wrestle, WWE Hall of Famer John Bradshaw Layfield (JBL) discussed the last journey of John Cena as a competitor in the ring.
The legend of the struggle expressed his desire to see the leader of the centers win his 17th World Championship to break his own record and that of Ric Flair of more reigns as world champion recognized by WWE:
“You know, I hope he (John Cena) wins the title. I think it would be great to see it, you know, it's like the four -minute barrier in a mile, you want to see her break. You know, it's this legendary moment you want to see (Aaron Judge) Breaking the Babe record (Ruth). You know, you want to see these things in life. You don't know how, when I could happen again,” he said.
It would be interesting to see if Cena will really achieve that mission before hanging the boots at the end of this year.
