Aug 31, 3:36 PM
‘No Khan’ has the money to get John Cena to break his retirement vow
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Shay Shariatzadeh and John Cena attend the Los Angeles Premiere of "Coyote Vs. ACME" at Village Theatre on August 26, 2026 in Westwood, California. | Photo by Savion Washington/FilmMagic Whether you loved or hated John Cena’s final year in WWE and its tapout ending, Cena has been adamant there will be no do over. But because there are actually two deep-pocketed wrestling companies operating these days, one of which will run the next edition of its biggest show of the year on the House of Saud’s dime. And that’s led to repeated jokes, speculation, and questions of the 17-time WWE World champion-turned-movie star and pitchman. The questions came up in Cena’s appearance at Fan Expo Canada over the weekend. Or to be more precise, a one-person “One More Match” chant broke out during the Never Seen 17’s panel in Toronto. Cena responded to it with: “No Khan has got the pocketbook — Nick, Tony, they ain’t got the money. I’m out… “I can say that because lot of you folks spent a whole lot of