Cena shared a video message on social media announcing that he will be returning to WWE to host WrestleMania. Great news, and a chance for thousands more fans who couldn't be at his retirement match to see him live.

A familiar face is stepping back into the spotlight, but not in the way fans expected. John Cena is returning to WWE with a fresh role that’s already sparking buzz. Here’s all we know about the exciting news.

John Cena quickly shut down a TikToker who randomly attempted to serenade him in public.

John Cena will be returning to WWE to host the company's biggest event of the year, "WrestleMania 42."

An old video of John Cena sharing his views on transgender wrestlers has resurfaced on social media. Back in 2018, TMZ asked John Cena about his thoughts on intergender wrestling. The interview was filmed around the time of WWE Mixed Match Challenge and ahead of Ronda Rousey's high-profile WrestleMania in-ring debut.

Some people love to be serenaded, and others would rater be doing anything else, and as far as we can tell, John Cena most certainly belongs in that second category. A viral video on TikTok shows the moment that John was approached by a fan singing his heart out in

John Cena kept his brother, Steve Cena's sexuality a secret for more than a decade and his act has been earning him a lot of praise from the fans. A video clip

WWE legend John Cena has revealed that he was diagnosed with skin cancer twice, prompting a major shift in his outlook on skincare and sun protection.