WrestleMania 40 is set to go down at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on April 6 and 7. With Royal Rumble winners Cody Rhodes and Bayley having already staked their claims for WrestleMania, the lineup is taking shape. John Cena might also grace the grandest stage of them all in Philly, if they can make things work.
John Cena and WrestleMania 40 (Exclusive)
John Cena and Charlotte Flair were both spotted at the WWE Performance Center on Feb 22nd. The Queen is still recovering from knee surgery, but Cena\'s situation is a very different one.
Cena took off from WWE once again to make a return to work in Hollywood the moment he could after the SAG-AFTRA Strike ended. He has a couple of projects in the pipeline, and he\'s doing promotion for Ricky Stanicky\'s March 7th release. That promotion also saw Cena open his very first OnlyFans page.
The fact that Cena showed up at the WWE Performance Center was very interesting, especially since we\'re on the road to WrestleMania. After all, Cena had to have surgeries on both arms after his Crown Jewel match against Solo Sikoa. As of this writing, Cena has not been advertised for the show of shows, but that could change.
After asking around, I was told by a tenured member of the creative team that John Cena is “trying to make it in” for WrestleMania XL “to do something.” Nothing is confirmed yet, but it is not out of the picture.
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What\'s Next For John Cena
While speaking on the Howard Stern Show, John Cena said a lot. He addressed the allegations on Vince McMahon from Janel Grant\'s blockbuster lawsuit. Cena addressed the fact that he has remained clean from PEDs as well.
The 47-year-old shoo-in WWE Hall of Famer has also made it clear that he plans to retire from the ring by the time he\'s 50. That only leaves a few years for Cena\'s in-ring career if he sticks to that goal.
SE Scoops will have continued coverage of WrestleMania 40\'s build, and everything else that comes with it. Keep checking back for more updates as more information is available.
