WWE is preparing a documentary about John Cena’s retirement

Your ambassador contract includes new projects both in and out of the camera

A production team followed Cena during his farewell for a rumored Peacock release

John Cena
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Sebastián Martínez
Sebastián Martínez
Published 12/19/2025

John Cena officially closed his career in the ring on December 13th, when he fell to Gunther at Saturday Night's Main Event. It was a surprising and controversial ending, but it won't be the last time fans see the 17-time world champion fighting in the ring.

After confirming that he has signed a five-year ambassador contract with WWE, Cena will remain linked to the company with occasional appearances, both on and off camera. And now we know that a key part of that agreement will be a highly anticipated project.

According to Wrestlevotes Radio via Fightful Select, Cena will be the protagonist of a new documentary focused on his retirement. Production teams were filming during his last match and in the following days, gathering material that will form the basis of the project. The documentary is planned to be released in mid-2026. Although Peacock is the rumored platform for its release, there is still no official confirmation.

John Cena will be the protagonist of an upcoming documentary about his retirement. Documentary teams were present for a production tentatively scheduled for a mid-2026 release. Peacock is rumored to be the distribution platform, but nothing is confirmed yet.

Despite this news, John Cena has already begun to make statements about his farewell. On Cody Rhodes' podcast, he analyzed his heel turn and confirmed that it was done solely to make a short-term impact.