John Cena will face Gunther in his last WWE match at the December 13th Saturday Night's Main Event. The 17-time world champion kicked off his farewell tour at the Royal Rumble 2025. Cena will stay with WWE after his retirement.

In a few days, WWE will be busting out a gimmick match that we haven’t seen in years. It’s a match that is usually reserved for the most personal of programs.

Retirement matches in pro wrestling are something special. They’re often the final chapter in a legendary career—a moment packed with emotion and meaning.

According to a leak courtesy of Insider Gaming, the four new match types coming to WWE 2K26 are Three Stages of Hell, dumpster, inferno, and I Quit. All of those matches have been missing from the series for at least 13 years, with the dumpster match making its WWE video game debut if the leak is accurate.

More than a year and a half after it was announced, John Cena's WWE retirement run has come to a close. But how did it actually stand up against expectations? Cena's final WWE stand saw championships won, serious character changes, unforgettable moments ...