US President Donald Trump will be involved in the finish of John Cena's last match, says former WWE star

John Cena's last match is set to take place on December 13, and it seems that US President Donald Trump may be present at the show. Now, a former WWE star has said, that he may not only be present, but also involved in the finish of the match altogether.

John Cena's last match may have a run-in from US President Donald Trump

John Cena is set to retire later this year on December 13 at Saturday Night's Main Event. This will be the last-ever match for Cena in his WWE career, bringing an end to what has been a legendary run. Former WWE star, Tyrus, thinks that there may be a surprise waiting.

There has been talk of the president, Donald Trump, also being present at the show as well, with him commenting on it. Tyrus commented on this and said that if Trump said that he was going then he would be there. He went on to say that the show was in Washington, DC, as well, so that made sense. He went on to say that Trump might be involved in the finish of the match, and hit a "binding resolution."

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"One thousand percent. If he says he’s going, he’s going. And that’s not by no mistake [the show being in Washington, DC]. He might even be in the finish. He might hit a binding resolution in the middle of that match. But, you know, I definitely think if the President says he’s going to be there, he’s going to be there. Because he’s a fan, he loves it."

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John Cena's last WWE opponent has not yet been revealed

While it remains to be seen which star faces John Cena in his last-ever match, the announcement has not been made yet.

Should Donald Trump be involved, it would be interesting to see what role the US President would play in the match.

As of now, there is speculation that it could be Gunther. The star is currently out with injury, so this would make for a huge return as well.

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Edited by Anirban Banerjee