The end is nigh for John Cena as his 26-year wrestling career draws to a close this weekend.

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It has been almost 18 months since Cena first announced he would retire in 2025, and most of this year has been spent on a farewell tour of the globe.

The 17-time world champion will bow out on Saturday 13th December – or the early hours of Sunday 14th December for those watching from the UK.

The full line-up for 'Saturday Night's Main Event: John Cena's Final Match' at Capital One Arena in Washington DC boasts four matches on the card, including a singles match billed as Cena versus Gunther.

As is only appropriate for a wrestling legend like Cena, twists, turns, and drama are, without doubt, guaranteed, while it would be no surprise to see some familiar faces from his past pop up as well.

It's all shaping up to be a memorable evening and one that WWE fans around the globe will not want to miss.

RadioTimes.com brings you everything you need to know about when John Cena's last WWE match will air.

Will John Cena's last WWE match be on TV?

No, unfortunately, John Cena's last WWE match will not be broadcast live on UK TV.

However, the free YouTube stream will be available on Smart TVs, online, on tablets, and mobile.

How to stream John Cena's last WWE match

Fans in the UK will be able to stream John Cena's last WWE match for free on YouTube from midnight UK time on Saturday 13th December into the early hours of Sunday morning.

Netflix has recently become the home of the WWE in the UK, showing live coverage of recent events like the WWE Crown Jewel Perth.

However, Cena's last fight and other TV specials under the 'Saturday Night's Main Event' banner are not part of the streamer deal.

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