John Cena to debut in another promotion before his WWE retirement? Potential explored 

John Cena is set to defend the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Dominik Mysterio at Survivor Series. Although this match is expected to be Cena's last appearance as an active wrestler before his retirement in December, there is a possibility that he might debut in another promotion before he officially hangs up his wrestling boots.

The Franchise Player made history on his penultimate appearance on RAW by capturing the Intercontinental Title. He is riding on red-hot momentum on the red brand, having eventually attained the status of a Grand Slam Champion. While viewers eagerly anticipate his upcoming title match against 'Dirty' Dom, the company might be cooking up a huge surprise for fans.

Dominik Mysterio and El Grande Americano are scheduled to face Dragon Lee and El Hijo del Vikingo in a tag team match this Saturday at AAA’s Gira Alianzas. Given that John Cena hasn't generated much hype for his upcoming showdown against Dominik in San Diego, WWE might decide to surprise its Mexican audience by booking Cena to debut at AAA and cost 'Dirty' Dom in a dramatic twist.

If this happens, it could generate much excitement from fans and set the stage for a spectacular match at the annual event. Moreover, with just two appearances remaining in The Franchise Player's iconic career, the creative team will undoubtedly put in extra effort to make these encounters unforgettable moments that the WWE Universe will cherish.

As of now, this angle is speculative, and fans will have to wait and see if this comes to fruition.

John Cena could lose the Intercontinental Championship at Survivor Series

Many fans believe that John Cena is likely to drop the Intercontinental Championship back to Dominik Mysterio at Survivor Series. There are several reasons behind this. Cena has accomplished a lot in pro wrestling and obviously doesn't need a title around his waist to have an iconic retirement.

Furthermore, it seems The Franchise Player winning the IC Title was to allow him to retire as a Grand Slam Champion. Since this goal has been achieved, he's likely to drop the gold back to Dominik.

Considering the Intercontinental Champion's decorated career, it's evident that he has nothing left to prove. Hence, the Stamford-based promotion might decide to utilize John Cena's last two appearances to bring upcoming talents to the spotlight by giving them major victories over Cena.

That said, this angle is hypothetical at this point; it remains to be seen who eventually secures the victory at Survivor Series.

Edited by Sanchari Bhattacharya