WWE's John Cena has analyzed his heel run and why he has no regrets about it, despite the criticism it received from fans.

John Cena pulls back the curtain on his heel turn that came in 2025. At WWE Elimination Chamber 2025, John Cena shocked the world when he attacked Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes and unleashed a new,

John Cena became a 17-time WWE Champion at WrestleMania 41, defeating Cody Rhodes in the main event. The match was memorable for Travis Scott getting involved in the match and Cena embracing his heel personality. Fans were left disappointed by the match, though Cena, now a babyface, and Cody had redemption at WWE SummerSlam in a street fight.

John Cena suggested this week that he doesn't invest any time into "what if" scenarios, particularly as they relate to his controversial heel turn earlier this year.

Ready or not, John Cena will bid farewell to the WWE universe at Saturday Night’s Main Event this weekend, closing the door on an illustrious 23-year career

John Cena's time as a WWE superstar is almost over, but as much as fans love him, there have also been many horrible booking decisions.

WWE Superstars Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes showed up at the 2025 Game Awards. The duo was part of the star cast of the live-action movie Street Fighter at the event.