The Vision Member Desperate To Be John Cena’s Final WWE Opponent

A member of The Vision has put his name forward to be John Cena’s final WWE opponent. The Cenation Leader is scheduled to have his final match on the December 13 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event. However, the question on everyone’s mind is who would be the opponent for The Cenation Leader’s swansong.

The Chain Gang Soldier shocked everyone when he revealed in an announcement during tonight’s event that his final opponent would not be handpicked and would have to win a tournament that begins on the November 10 episode of RAW. One wrestler who fancies his chances and is desperate to be the one is The Vision’s Bronson Reed.

Auszilla took to his X/Twitter immediately after the announcement and put forward his proposition of hitting a Tsunami on the Never Seen Seventeen. He wrote:

“Cena x Tsunami? #SNME “

Cena x Tsunami?#SNME

— BIG BRONSON REED (@BRONSONISHERE) November 2, 2025

Reed has been on a tear recently after securing a victory over Roman Reigns at Crown Jewel. The Tribal Thief has shown that he is a formidable opponent and would be a good choice to face Cena. However, he, like others from the roster, will have to compete in the tournament to get the much-coveted chance to face Cena.

Major Tease For John Cena’s Final WWE Opponent

While making his announcement, John Cena stated that it was open to all stars from all rosters, i.e., RAW, SmackDown, and NXT. However, he also stated that his last match could be against someone who is not even from the Stamford-based promotion.

This led many to speculate if Adam Copeland (fka Edge) could make the jump for one final match against his longtime rival, or it could be a sign for a returning Chris Jericho, who also had a long feud with the GOAT.

With his announcement, World Wrestling Entertainment and Cena have completely flipped the script, as earlier there were speculations going on that his opponent would be a returning Gunther. While this can still be a possibility, fans will have to wait and see how the whole tournament plays out.

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