John Cena & Randy OrtonGetty Images According to Chris Featherstone of WrestleVotes, the R-Truth run-in caused some "negative tension" behind the curtain, as he wrote in the exclusive Backstage Pass Patreon. Featherstone added that Triple H was allegedly ...

Former WWE stars Fandango, also known as JDC, and Tyler Breeze have commented on John Cena's iconic heel turn at the Elimination Chamber earlier this year.

The pro wrestling rumor mill continues to churn out the latest on the biggest and brightest stars in the industry, with WWE dominating the headlines this week.

After beating Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 and Randy Orton at Backlash, John Cena will continue his farewell tour by facing R-Truth at Saturday Night's Main Event on May 24. The leader of the 'Cenation' has never taken a break during his final year in WWE so far and is giving his best to give the strongest possible emotions to the crowd.

A new report revealed possible plans for John Cena's next few premium live event matches, including a possible Travis Scott appearance at Money in the Bank.

There’s no element of surprise with Cena’s run when it comes to results. It was obvious he was at 90-plus-percent odds to win all of his matches since the turn and only made worse by the “retirement tour” branding that gave fans an obvious timeline to follow.