John Cena just sent shockwaves through the world with his long-awaited, internet-shattering heel turn. Shock, disbelief, sadness, disappointment, and even excitement—just to name a few—are among the emotions running wild.

The Undertaker will be happy either way if John Cena does or does not win the WWE Championship before retiring. Speaking on the Six Feet Under Podcast, The Undertaker discussed John Cena’s retirement run.

At Elimination Chamber, WWE shocked the wrestling world by turning John Cena, the ultimate babyface, into a heel as he turned on Cody Rhodes and aligned himself with The Rock. It was the greatest heel turn since the end of Hulkamania when Hulk Hogan turned bad and helped form the nWo with Kevin Nash and Scott Hall at WCW Bash at the Beach in 1996.

John Cena is poised to play WWE's 'bad guy' for the first time in 22 years after teaming up with Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and attacking Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes

Two-time WWEHall of Famer Booker T has spoken out on John Cena's already infamous heel turn at Elimination Chamber 2025 in Toronto, as the shockwaves continue to permeate the wrestling world. Booker T and Cena faced off 15 times in total before the former called time on his own ring career.

John Cena is a 16-time WWE World Champion, and he lost them to huge stars. Here is everyone who beat Cena for the major titles, ranked by skill.

Following on from a combination that the WWE Universe never saw coming, the rumoured team name for The Rock and John Cena has been revealed.

The three-time world champion and former WWE United States Champion, Matt Hardy has praised John Cena for taking such a brave decision at this stage of his career.

WWE shocked the wrestling world by making John Cena the man who would work alongside The Rock in a bid to become the Corporate Champion. This led to a Cena heel turn that many fans had presumed was never going to happen despite begging for it for over two decades.