We are just over two months away from John Cena‘s last WWE match at Saturday Night’s Main Event. But should he go out on top or on his back? John Cena’s retirement tour has been a mixed bag, according to many in the WWE Universe.

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WWE may be planning to break a major rule of their own, for the last-ever match of John Cena. For fans of Gunther, this may be quite bad news.

WWE dropped a poster for Saturday Night's Main Event, where Cena's last match will take place. It features a black and white image of Cena as he looks down somberly. “One last time,” the tag line reads. The official poster for John Cena’s final match.

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