WWE Royal Rumble boasts the most loaded men’s and women’s Rumble in history. Here's why John Cena will be one of many big stars going home empty-handed.

It's Royal Rumble week in WWE and with WrestleMania on the horizon, men and women on the WWE roster will be competing in the annual over-the-top rope extravagan

The men’s WWE Royal Rumble 2025 boasted one of the most stacked and unpredictable fields in recent memory. WWE teased several paths for many top stars to main event WrestleMania. As a result, a field filled with current and future Hall of Famers—in addition to many former Rumble winners—went to war in the most anticipated Royal Rumble in years.

After nearly two decades as the face of WWE, Cena will hang it up at the end of 2025. That means he will compete at the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania for the final time. There is a chance that he will also compete at SummerSlam as well in August.

At WWE Royal Rumble 2025, Jey Uso shocked the world with a seemingly impossible win, last eliminating John Cena in the Men's Royal Rumble Match. With his retire

One Royal Rumble match feels as unpredictable as ever and the other appears to have one truly logical choice for who punches their ticket to a world championship chance in a main event at

Following the 2025 Royal Rumble, in which Cena was the runner-up, he announced his participation in the Men's Elimination Chamber match. Presumably, WWE will follow the same format as last year and have the winner earn a championship match at WrestleMania 41.

Logan Paul was eliminated by John Cena this past weekend at WWE Royal Rumble, and he isn’t happy about it. Paul uploaded a 10+ minute vlog to his YouTube channel where he gives a backstage look at his Royal Rumble experience.