WWE drops interesting John Cena merch ahead of return

John Cena's in-ring WWE career is coming to an end. The 16-time World Champion is set to return on RAW premiere on Netflix to officially kick off his retirement tour, which will take place in 2025. WWE is gearing up for Cena's farewell in various ways, including a new title belt, new colors, and merch.

The Face That Runs The Place is set to wrap up his 25-year-plus career at the end of this year, but first, he will work his final WrestleMania event and lock up with top stars one last time. Cena's returns have used specific themes over the years, and part of the Cenation spectacle is related to his color schemes and merchandise.

Now, World Wrestling Entertainment has announced new Cena merchandise, but with a twist. The first drop, the John Cena Farewell Tour Los Angeles Collection, will go with Monday's RAW Netflix premiere at the Intuit Dome in LA.

Cena's custom LA Spinner Championship replica for the tour was priced at $649.00 and quickly sold out. The blue and white collection includes $34.99 t-shirts, $29.99 hats, a $19.99 towel and sweatband set, and $19.99 socks. WWE Shop also has a red and white shirt, plus a black tour graphic shirt from ProSphere for $44.99. Most of the Farewell Tour items ship no later than January 29.

"The Last Time is Now! Head to #WWEShop and check out this NEW John Cena Farewell Tour Los Angeles Collection! Including a Los Angeles Championship Spinner Replica Title! @JohnCena," reads the synopsis with the graphic below.

WWE Shop has not confirmed if they will release custom collections for different markets that Cena runs for his retirement tour this year. The Cenation Leader has not been confirmed for any additional RAW episodes as of this writing, but he is booked for the Royal Rumble in Indianapolis and Elimination Chamber in another popular market, Toronto.

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Update on John Cena's WWE schedule

John Cena will return to RAW on January 6 to officially begin his 2025 retirement campaign. The veteran superstar will reportedly work somewhat of a full-time schedule for his farewell tour.

In addition to RAW, the company currently has Cena advertised for Royal Rumble on February 1 and Elimination Chamber on March 1. Cena is also advertised for WrestleMania 41 on April 19 and 20 and is expected to be at SummerSlam on August 2 and 3.

Officials have not confirmed if Cena will work the 30-Man Royal Rumble match or another match. No opponents have been named for Cena's farewell tour either, but rumored stars include Randy Orton, Gunther, and Logan Paul, among others.