After making his WWE debut, Mason Ryan spent the evening getting drunk with John Cena. Former WWE Superstar Mason Ryan recently sat down with Alistair McGeorge of METRO. When asked about the night of his RAW debut when he aligned with CM Punk and attacked John Cena,

Mason Ryan recounts his WWE debut night, aligning with CM Punk and attacking John Cena, followed by an unexpected celebration on Cena's tour bus. Cena playfully 'beat him up' and the duo indulged in heavy drinking,

In recent days, reports have surfaced that John Cena’s opponent for WWE WrestleMania 41 will likely be Logan Paul. Cena is gearing up to start his retirement tour, which will kick off in January. The 16-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion announced his plans to retire from the promotion in 2025.

John Cena is no stranger to jokes around his ‘You can’t see me’ catchphrase – but the statement may be true for his drunken pals. The wrestler-turned-Hollywood star downed beers

According to a new report from WrestleVotes Radio, Paul does not seem to be a contender to face Cena at the Showcase of the Immortals. They reported the match has been “discussed,” but there has been “resounding disapproval from several within creative” regarding it.

John Cena at WrestleMania have, at the very least, been discussed. However, the idea has been met with resounding disapproval from several within creative. The general feeling is that this shouldn't be Cena's final WrestleMania match.

For those who feared John Cena's WWE retirement tour would be part-time, the Hollywood star is committed to the upcoming run. Appearing on the Sports Media podcast, WWE Head of Communications Chris Legentil talked about Cena's last run. He confirmed that Cena will be back full-time (via ITR Wrestling).

There have been several rumored opponents for John Cena's final WrestleMania match before retirement, but one option is definitely out.