John Cena Announces Royal Rumble Comeback on WWE Raw's Netflix Debut

 

Sixteen-time world champion John Cena made waves during WWE Raw’s first-ever broadcast on Netflix. In an electrifying return to the ring, Cena revealed he will compete in the 30-man Royal Rumble match on February 1. A victory would secure him a title shot at WrestleMania 41, keeping his legendary career alive.

 

If Cena doesn’t win the Royal Rumble, he still has another chance to headline WrestleMania through the Elimination Chamber match, where a victory would guarantee him a spot in WWE’s biggest event of the year.

 

Cena, who currently shares the record for most world championship titles (16) with Ric Flair, is on the verge of making history. A win at WrestleMania would make him the undisputed world champion. Among active WWE stars, Randy Orton follows with 14 titles, while Roman Reigns and CM Punk have six each.

 

During his heartfelt address, Cena gave a nod to Netflix, saying, “Thank you for bringing the magic of Monday Night Raw to fans worldwide.”

 

Who Could Face Cena at WrestleMania?

Speculation is already swirling about Cena’s potential WrestleMania opponent. Reports suggest Cody Rhodes might defend his title against Cena, a match that could elevate Cody’s status in WWE.

 

Meanwhile, other big names like Gunther, CM Punk, Seth Rollins, and Drew McIntyre are in the mix for WrestleMania showdowns. Gunther might defend his title against Rollins or Punk, while McIntyre, fresh off a controversial loss at WrestleMania 40, is looking for redemption.