Get ready for an emotional rollercoaster as WWE pulls out all the stops for John Cena’s final show in Boston—a city that holds a special place in his heart. But here’s where it gets controversial: while Cena won’t be stepping into the ring to wrestle, his presence alone is enough to spark speculation about what surprises might unfold. After all, this isn’t just any event—it’s one of his last appearances as a full-time WWE performer, and it’s happening in his home state (though technically, he’s from West Newbury, Massachusetts, a 45-minute drive away).
On November 10, Boston’s TD Garden will host a Raw episode packed with action, including two title matches that have just been added to the card. And this is the part most people miss: this event isn’t just about Cena’s farewell; it’s also about setting the stage for his final opponent, who will be determined in a tournament kicking off that night. Two matches will narrow down the contenders for Cena’s last showdown on December 12 at Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington, D.C. But that’s not all—the card is stacked with additional highlights, including an appearance by the enigmatic Never Seen 17.
The women’s division is stealing the spotlight too, with two title bouts that could reshape the landscape. After The Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez scored a tag team victory over Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer and Nikki Bella, Rodriguez will challenge Vaquer for the title in Boston. Meanwhile, the Kabuki Warriors—Asuka and Kairi Sane—earned a shot at the Women’s Tag Team Championships following their win over Bayley and Lyra Valkyria. Bold prediction: these matches could be game-changers, but will they live up to the hype of Cena’s send-off?
Here’s the burning question: Is this lineup a fitting tribute to a Boston legend, or is WWE holding back? Let’s debate—does Cena’s non-wrestling role diminish the event’s impact, or does his presence alone make it unforgettable? Share your thoughts below!
