A new report suggests that U.S. President Donald Trump and former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon may attend John Cena’s final match.
Cena is set to wrestle his last ever match on December 13 at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington, D.C. With only four appearances left in his retirement tour, WWE has announced a 16-man tournament to determine who will face him in his final match.
WWE is already building hype for 17-time World Champion John Cena’s final match. Major names like U.S. President Donald Trump and former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon are expected to attend the show.
According to F4WOnline.com’s Bryan Alvarez (via Wrestling Observer Radio), several people in WWE believe that both Trump and McMahon will be at the event.
“I have had people speculate that both Donald Trump and Vince McMahon are gonna be at John Cena’s final match. I mean, Vince can be there. He can buy a ticket.”
He said McMahon could attend the show, though it’s unclear if he will be shown on TV.
“There is a way to get him there. Whether they show him on TV or make a big deal out of it would be something different, but I’ve certainly had people in WWE who firmly believe that Vince and Donald Trump are both gonna be at John Cena’s last match.” [H/T: Cultaholic]
While it’s still a topic of speculation, former NWA World Champion Tyrus recently said he believes Trump will show up if he’s able to be there.
John Cena’s opponent is yet to be determined, but WWE announced two qualifying matches in the tournament to earn a spot in his final bout on RAW.
If U.S. President Donald Trump and Vince McMahon attend, their presence will make Cena’s farewell even more historic.
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