The WWE Universe has been introduced to TNA's X-Division Champion, Leon Slater, over the past year. Slater became the youngest champion in TNA history earlier this year, checking off an incredible accolade. There's another he's hoping to knock off the list: face AJ Styles.

Saturday was John Cena's night, but Je'Von Evans and TNA X-Division Champion Leon Slater stole the show in their match against AJ Styles and Dragon Lee.

Appearing on a new episode of Insight with Chris Van Vliet, Cena recounted a conversation he had with Styles about retirement. Styles told Cena that he does not feel like he’s physically capable of delivering a full-fledged farewell tour.

At this weekend’s historic Saturday Night’s Main Event card, John Cena will compete in a WWE ring for the final […]

Some of the best matches of John Cena's career came against AJ Styles, so it should perhaps come as little surprise that Cena holds The Phenomenal One in high regard. During an appearance this week on Insight with Chris Van Vliet (h/t Aaron Rift of NoDQ.

WWE is reportedly preparing for the retirements of Brock Lesnar, AJ Styles and Chris Jericho. Cena will retirement at the December 13th Saturday Night's Main Event. The WWE legend

John Cena is set to have his last match on December 13th at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, wrapping up a 36 date retirement tour that has spanned all of 2025. AJ Styles has already said that he will retire at some point in 2026, but an exact date is unknown.

The Undertaker's post has led to speculation from fans on social media. Some are theorizing that the "Boneyard Match" will be honored in the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame. Others believe Undertaker could be hyping up Styles for an appearance on his "Six Feet Under with Mark Calloway" podcast.