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Saying Goodbye to John Cena | The Girls React to Cena's Last Match at #WWE SNME | December 13, 2025

Ketty, Navi, and Rana react to John Cena's final match in WWE against Gunter at Saturday Night's Main Event. BECOME A Normies Premium or No Fomo MEMBER: Get 6 WEEKS AHEAD on most shows (excluding premier shows), exclusive movies and vote on what we watch: https://www.thenormies.com/ SEND US LETTERS/GIFTS: PO Box 785 Fishers, IN 46038 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: linktr.ee/the_normies

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Adam Coleman

PLEEEAAAASE React to John Cena - Right Now music video 🎶💿🎥 (you might cry even harder)

Adan Guzman

His last match and I still missed it. I could never see him. 👋

Sean Carleton

#SundayRundown Gunther has now retired two icons, John Cena and Goldberg. If the start of Raw on Monday night is any indicator, WWE did the right thing. AJ Styles has stated he intends to retire in 2026, and rumour has it Brock Lesnar may also hang up his boots next year. And Gunther is collecting careers like Infinity Stones. The real Final Boss has arrived in WWE, and his name is GUNTHER! I’ve been a diehard Cena fan since the throwbacks and battle raps, but the right man won.

Sean Carleton

And react to Bad, Bad Man. You might cry laughing. That album is a gem.

El hombre

You guys just skipped Gunther intro, lol

Bobby Mitchell

I think you guys should react to this WWE Ruthless Aggression episode on John Cena. It's basically a documentary on how John Cena got into wrestling & how he became the face of the WWE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpKXF4xLZAs Or maybe y'all can react to this video of John Cena in his, as Rana says "F-Boy era" as the Doctor of Thuganomics in 2003 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvKKoiU-fiE He also put out a rap album back in 2005 with his cousin Tha Trademarc called "You Can't See Me". The song he comes out to is his song that he & Tha Trademarc rap on called "The Time is Now". It's on Apple Music & Spotify https://music.apple.com/us/album/you-cant-see-me-wwe/404241547 https://open.spotify.com/album/6iHRrtZ8tTpjyBqhyFf8kh Also y'all should check out the "Right Now" & "Bad, Bad Man" music videos as well.

Adam Coleman

• W girls for seeing John Cena at Wrestlepalooza • 6:00 are all his past opponents or people from storyline’s, people who have played a part in his career (Including Kurt Angle 1996 Olympic gold medalist, the very man John Cena made his debut against) • 11:29 Kinda ironic now they can’t chant “you tapped out” bc Gunther made Cena do the same • 22:25 “Fish Stratus” WOT! made me spit out my drink 🤣 • 22:53 Cody Rhodes is the new American hero now • 32:37 it was like he was thinking bout his career and happy the way things turned out the way it did, so he tapped bc he was ready to let go and finish this chapter in his book of life 😭😭😭 • 34:10 “A A A A A A A A” 🤣🤣🤣

El hombre

You guys could react to most savage moments by John Cena. He was wild in the 2000s

Mon the Gers23

"How could someone not like Cena?" Need to react to John Cena Vs RVD ECW One Night Stand 2006

Walker 4IB

Its a wrestling tradition to go out on a loss and pass on your legacy to the person you lose to. The "controversy" and fan reaction I think was largely due to him tapping out, Cena made his career often to negative reaction as the guy that never gave up, and to give it away in his last moments a lot of people felt it sold out or cheapened the legacy. Cena explains his thoughts on Cody's podcast and the way he sees it, and I'm paraphrasing, is that storytelling wise it is the death of John Cena the character, but he has done his final tour, said his final goodbyes and now is at peace at the end, hence the smile as he is tapping. For me it is equal parts happy and sad, and as poetically beautiful as wrestling gets, I think in time more people will see it this way. There have been plenty of things over the years that have been booed in the moment and when reflected on grown to be loved.

Bre-Z

The finish could’ve been a little better. I wish he would’ve passed out instead, but him being an older & smarter wrestler means doing the smart thing & tapping out before you pass out. This decision was made probably a long time ago & all of us wrestling fans get sucked into the moment & the match, but we know that 9.9X out of 10, you’re losing your retirement match. That’s why we love it. All the cache, aura, & legacy Cena has kinda gets transferred to Gunther to help him become more hated, which is great for his persona as a great heel. As heartbreaking as it was to see him lose his final match, we wouldn’t have wanted this to go any other way. #ThankYouCena 🫡❤️🤙🏾

VenturaInTheBaja

A moment that makes you realize Father Time keeps marching on. Enjoy the ride, as all good things end. Peace and love Merry Christmas, happy new year!!!!

VenturaInTheBaja

If Spencer could sneak this in before a regular reaction mid week it would be very much appreciated by the supporters. All I want for Christmas is the gals reacting to Cena rap music video.

Shockzz1234

It's pretty funny they called Cena a "prototype" lol.

ChrollosCoat

How was it unpredictable that he lost? It was obvious that he would either tap or pass out and they chose the best ending possible for his career (altough Cena should've been bleeding like in the 2000's)

Ryan Buenaventura

Where the One Piece stream vod? i missed the stream :(

The Normies

omg i forgot to post it 🤦🏼‍♀️ sorry, posting now!

Russell Edwards

Everyone losses their last match. It's part of passing the torch.

Anthony Morales

You guys should react to Cena vs Punk from Money In The Bank 2011

Russell Edwards

Some more fun facts. Cena's move the "AA" used to be called the "F-U" as a nod to Lesnar's "F-5". They both started around 2002.

Russell Edwards

Without spoiling anything, Gunther also retired my favorite wrestler.