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The Last Time Has Come: A Celebration of John Cena | The FigGuys #083
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- Dec 17, 2025
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Summary
Moc. Loose. Collectors. Forever. This week on The FigGuys , Mike and Tom deliver one of the most emotional, reflective, and honest conversations in the history of the show with “The Last Time Has Come: A Celebration of John Cena.” Coming off a truly historic Saturday Night’s Main Event , we break down the moment the wrestling world collectively held its breath as John Cena competed in what may be the final match of his career . From the entrance, to the salute, to the shocking tap-out finish, we talk about why this ending — even if it wasn’t the one fans wanted — was the one that made the most sense. We discuss: Why Cena choosing to tap out was poetic, powerful, and completely on brand How the match told a story of acceptance, legacy, and knowing when it’s time The emotion of watching Cena’s farewell with family, kids, and memories tied to parents and past eras Why this moment hit differently than other retirements — and why fans weren’t ready for it How Saturday Night’s Main Event felt special again, and what that means for WWE moving forward In this week's Wrestling Figure News , the Cena conversation continues from the ring to the shelves as we dig into the collector side of the moment, including: A deep discussion on the John Cena “The Last Time Is Now” Ultimate Edition , its presentation, new torso, soft-goods towel, and overall importance as a career-defining release Talk about Cena’s final-match gear, the armband debate, and how closely the figure reflects what he actually wore in the ring Why this is a figure collectors shouldn’t wait on — and how missing pre-orders leads to instant regret Broader collector talk around recent Elite and Ultimate Edition releases and how real-time wrestling moments elevate figure value and meaning From Cena’s legacy as the ultima…