John Cena’s final WWE match is part of a specific live event, and where you watch it depends on your country. Here’s the simple breakdown.
Main way to watch
In the United States, John Cena’s last match is on WWE’s “Saturday Night’s Main Event,” which streams live exclusively on Peacock as a premium live event. You need a paid Peacock Premium (or Premium Plus) subscription that includes live sports to watch it there.
Start time and date
The retirement match against Gunther is scheduled for Saturday, December 13, 2025, from Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., with the main show starting at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Some coverage includes a countdown or pre-show that starts earlier in the evening.
Watching outside the US
Outside the US, WWE is offering a free live stream of Saturday Night’s Main Event (including Cena’s match) on the official WWE YouTube channel in many regions, such as the UK, where it starts around 1 a.m. local time (early Sunday). In territories where WWE has different broadcast deals, local services or YouTube may carry the show instead of Peacock.
If you don’t have Peacock
If you are in the US and do not have Peacock, your legal options are:
- Sign up directly for Peacock Premium, which is the tier that carries live WWE events.
- Use a bundle (like certain Apple TV or Amazon Prime Video add-on offers) that includes Peacock Premium, if available to you.
Replays and previous “last” appearances
If you want to rewatch the event or see Cena’s final Monday Night Raw match from November 17, 2025, that Raw episode is available on Netflix in markets where Netflix now carries WWE Raw. Replays of Saturday Night’s Main Event, including Cena’s final match, are expected to remain in Peacock’s on‑demand WWE library after the live broadcast.