Donald Trump’s Status for John Cena’s Final Match in Washington D.C. Revealed

John Cena’s retirement match is set to take place at Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13, 2025, in Washington D.C., and fans are already speculating whether former U.S. President Donald Trump will show up for the occasion. With WWE preparing for a packed night of major appearances, one of the biggest question marks is whether Trump will be among those in attendance.

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that WWE expects several major political names to be invited to Cena’s final match. While no names have been officially confirmed, sources close to the situation claim a large number of high-profile individuals from Washington—including some within the White House—have already told WWE they plan to be there.

As of now, Donald Trump has not confirmed his attendance. However, the door is still open. WWE reportedly believes there’s a real possibility he could attend, depending on how things line up closer to the event.

The match itself will see John Cena face off against GUNTHER in what is expected to be an emotional sendoff for the 16-time world champion. Between the star-studded guest list and Cena’s final performance, all eyes will be on Washington D.C. to see how this historic night plays out.

If Trump shows up, it could turn an already major WWE event into a political spectacle as well. Whether that’s a welcome addition or not depends on your point of view.