Cena spends time mentoring Natalya, TJ Wilson, and young talents before his farewell tour finale
Summary
– John Cena made a surprise visit to Dungeon 2.0 to meet Natalya, TJ Wilson, and rising wrestlers
– Natalya praised Cena for his time, leadership, and lasting influence
– Cena’s final WWE appearance in Boston takes place on November 10, 2025
As John Cena’s farewell tour nears its emotional end, the 16-time world champion is proving once again why his legacy extends far beyond the ring. Just days before his final WWE appearance in Boston, Cena made a surprise visit to Dungeon 2.0, the Calgary-based training facility run by Natalya and TJ Wilson.
Natalya shared her gratitude on social media, calling Cena’s visit a “meaningful moment” for everyone involved. She wrote, “The most valuable gift anyone can give is their time — and you’ve never stopped giving it to others. You continue to set the standard for what it means to lead, inspire, and give back. The time you shared with us in The Dungeon will stay with us forever.”
Cena’s appearance followed a recent stop at the WWE Performance Center, where he spoke with developmental talent about dedication and longevity in the business. Now, all eyes turn to Boston, where Cena will appear on the November 10 episode of Monday Night RAW—his final WWE appearance in the city before officially retiring on December 13.
The RAW event at TD Garden will mark the start of a tournament to determine Cena’s final opponent. The card will also include Rusev vs. Damian Priest and Sheamus vs. Shinsuke Nakamura, plus Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss defending the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles against the Kabuki Warriors. Stephanie Vaquer is also set to defend the WWE Women’s Championship against Raquel Rodriguez.
As his farewell chapter unfolds, Cena’s commitment to mentoring the next generation shows that his influence on WWE’s future will continue long after his last match.
