John Cena Officially Returns to WWE to Host WrestleMania 42
The 17-time World Champion steps back onto the grandest stage following his recent in-ring retirement.
Summary
- John Cena confirmed via social media that he will return to WWE to host WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas
- The announcement marks his first official appearance since retiring from in-ring competition last December
- The two-night event takes place this April
The WWE has officially announced that John Cena is slated to host the highly anticipated WrestleMania 42. Breaking the news directly to fans across his social media platforms, the 17-time World Champion confirmed his upcoming trip to Las Vegas for the blockbuster weekend.
Following an undisputed run in professional wrestling, Cena retired from in-ring competition last December after a final bout against Gunther at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Now, the superstar frequently dubbed the GOAT is making his very first return to WWE programming. While he will not be lacing up his boots to wrestle, Cena is set to command the crowd and guide the pacing of the entire weekend as the official master of ceremonies.
Taking over “The Grandest Stage of Them All,” the massive two-night event will physically touch down at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. For fans tuning in from home, the entire spectacle will be broadcast directly through the ESPN App. This transition from active ring competitor to official event host solidifies an entirely new chapter for Cena within the sports entertainment giant.
WrestleMania 42 takes place on Saturday, April 18, and Sunday, April 19
