John Cena is making his return to WWE on the final SmackDown of 2022.
The 16-time world champion is reportedly set to appear on the December 30 episode of the company’s flagship show – the same programme where he made his debut in June 2002., the wrestler turned Hollywood megastar will be part of the broadcaster from the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.
A source told the outlet that ‘more announcements are planned for the episode in the coming weeks’ as WWE looks to bring the year to an end with a bang. It will mark the second time the so-called Doctor of Thuganomics has been seen on WWE TV this year, having previously celebrated his 20 year anniversary with an appearance on Monday Night Raw.
Although he didn’t have a match, he did come out in front of the crowd – and viewers watching at home – to discuss his time with the company., when he lost a WWE Universal Title bout against current champion Roman Reigns at SummerSlam. There is no word on when the legendary star will step between the ropes again, but he has repeatedly made it clear he’s by no means done with WWE.Previous reports have suggested he could be on a collision course with current United States Champion Austin Theory, while
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