🔥 5 Things WWE Subtly Told Us at Saturday Night’s Main Event
WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event was not just about matches—it was filled with hidden messages, future hints, and long-term storytelling clues. Here are five subtle but important things WWE clearly communicated to fans during this historic night.
🥾 #5. John Cena Is Truly Done
For months, fans held onto hope that John Cena’s retirement might not be permanent. However, when Cena left his boots and wristbands in the ring, WWE delivered the clearest signal possible. This symbolic gesture, combined with the emotional tribute video and locker-room send-off, confirmed that the 17-time World Champion’s in-ring career is officially over.
🌟 #4. Sol Ruca Is the Future of the Women’s Division
Sol Ruca’s victory over Bayley was no coincidence. Beating a Horsewoman on such a major stage strongly suggests WWE sees Ruca as a long-term pillar of the women’s division. Her athletic performance and confident booking indicate that WWE is preparing her for a significant main-roster push.
🛡️ #3. WWE Is Protecting Oba Femi
Oba Femi pushing Cody Rhodes to the brink—and losing only via disqualification due to Drew McIntyre—was a strategic decision. WWE avoided a clean loss for Femi, protecting his aura. Standing tall post-match further reinforced that Oba Femi is being positioned as a dominant future star.
⚔️ #2. Drew McIntyre vs. Cody Rhodes III Is Coming
Drew McIntyre’s attack on Cody Rhodes screamed unfinished business. With their rivalry tied at two matches, WWE subtly teased a rubber match. All signs point toward Royal Rumble 2026 as the stage for their inevitable third encounter.
👑 #1. Gunther Is the New Legend Killer
Gunther retiring John Cena and Goldberg in the same year is no accident. WWE is clearly positioning The Ring General as a modern Legend Killer. With names like Brock Lesnar and AJ Styles nearing the end, Gunther may soon add more legends to his resume.
