The Rock and John Cena worked together at Elimination Chamber, when the latter had a heel turn and assaulted then Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes. The Final Boss hasn’t shown up in WWE since then,

John Cena isn’t shying away from the love he has for Vince McMahon. Before WrestleMania 41, Cena caught plenty of headlines where he didn’t shy away from his love for his former WWE boss, Vince McMahon.

This sophomore volume unspools in the same rebooted DC Universe that officially launched this past December with DC Studios co-chief James Gunn's animated horror series “Creature Commandos” and will bleed into July's "Superman", showcasing David Corenswet as the newest Man of Steel.

Following John Cena’s recent heel turn at Elimination Chamber, the WWE Universe has been vocal about its desire for a change in his presentation, particularly his entrance theme. Despite aligning with Travis Scott and The Rock and adopting a villainous attitude,

John Cena isn’t surprised by fan reaction regarding his love for Vince McMahon. At Amazon’s upfront presentation, a reporter from Us Weekly asked Cena if he was surprised by WWE fans’ reaction to

WWE is far from a perfect product, but with Triple H's help, the programming has been the most consistently engaging for the first time since the early half of the "Ruthless Aggression" era. The angles are far more consistently entertaining, and the willingness to push up-and-coming stars is refreshing.

Just when Orton seemed like putting the final nail in the coffin with a punt kick, John Cena’s biggest fan, R-Truth, illegally entered the ring to negotiate with The Viper again

John Cena gave a sweet glimpse into his and wife Shay Shariatzadeh’s perfect date night during an exclusive interview with E! News.