John Cena came up with the iconic Tombstone Piledriver and hit AJ Styles with Attitude Adjustment to score the pin.

John Cena is down to four appearances left before he calls it a career. John Cena is scheduled to retire from in-ring competition this December, officially bringing his wrestling career to a close. Earlier this year, it was revealed that he would make 36 appearances during his farewell tour.

After an exciting match against AJ Styles at the WWE Crown Jewel premium live event, fans are wondering what’s next for John Cena. The Cenation Leader has a handful of dates before his retirement in December later this year,

No surprise here, but Gunther is the wrestler with the best chance of taking on John Cena in the retiring wrestler’s final bout. While it is true that the former World Heavyweight Champion has been out of action since SummerSlam, December is still a couple of months away, giving him plenty of time to heal before meeting Cena in Washington, D.C.

John Cena, the 17-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion, will have his final WWE match date in December. He is currently on his retirement tour and has five more appearances scheduled before leaving in-ring competition.

John Cena’s final match will be held at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, Dec. 13 on WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event.