The time has come for WWE fans to say goodbye to one of the most iconic figures in the history of professional wrestling. John Cena, the 16-time World Champion, is embarking on his final run as an active competitor, and the company has officially announced the last eight dates of his storied career. This farewell tour will see the leader of the Cenation appear on both SmackDown and RAW, as well as major events, giving fans across the country one last chance to see him in action.

John Cena’s Farewell Tour Schedule

The final chapter of John Cena’s in-ring career is set, and it spans across several major cities and marquee events. If you want to see him perform one last time, these are your remaining opportunities:

• SmackDown: September 5 in Chicago, IL
• RAW: September 15 in Springfield, MA
• Wrestlepalooza: September 20 in Indianapolis, IN
• Crown Jewel: October 11 in Perth, Australia
• RAW: November 10 in Boston, MA
• RAW: November 17 in New York City, NY
• Survivor Series: November 29 in San Diego, CA
• Saturday Night’s Main Event: December 13 in Washington D.C.

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A Last-Minute Change for the Grand Finale

Originally, it was widely expected that John Cena’s final match would take place on November 10 in his home state of Massachusetts. The RAW event in Boston seemed like the perfect setting for a hometown hero to hang up his boots. However, recent reports indicate a change of plans. It’s been suggested that local officials in Boston were unwilling to agree to certain incentives requested for hosting Cena’s final match, prompting WWE to move the landmark event elsewhere. While Boston fans will still get to see him, his last-ever match is now scheduled for Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington D.C. on December 13th.

Presidential Politics at a WWE Event?

With the final match now taking place in the nation’s capital, a unique and potentially controversial rumor has begun to circulate among WWE fans. There is growing speculation that former United States President Donald Trump might make an appearance at the event to honor Cena. This isn’t as far-fetched as it might sound. The McMahon family has deep ties to Trump, with Linda McMahon serving as the Secretary of Education in his administration. As we reported earlier this year, WWE’s own Triple H was present at the White House for a health and fitness event.

The appearance of a major political figure like Donald Trump at a WWE show would undoubtedly be a divisive decision. While some would see it as a monumental moment, a good majority of WWE fans identify as liberal and would likely view the appearance negatively. Whether this speculation turns into reality remains to be seen, but it adds another layer of intrigue to what will already be an emotional night for John Cena and his fans.