US EditionWWE Crown Jewel 2025 Results: Here’s Every Finisher Cena & Styles Did
John Cena won his 100th Premium Live Event match in his farewell bout against AJ Styles at WWE Crown Jewel while over 13,000 fans booed the US national anthem in Perth.
- On Saturday, John Cena defeated AJ Styles in their final career meeting at WWE Crown Jewel in Perth, Australia, ending with a Tombstone Piledriver for his 100th PLE victory.
- John Cena framed the match as part of his retirement tour, which he will finish later this year while AJ Styles plans to retire in 2026, and the bout honored several wrestling legends.
- In the ring, Cena and Styles traded signature moves during the 27-minute bout, with John Cena finishing AJ Styles using his trademark Attitude Adjustment.
- The anthem moment sparked viral clips after Sophie Foster performed the U.S. national anthem and was met with heavy booing from the Perth crowd, with clips racking up over 200,000 views.
- The incident marks a repeat this year, as WWE historically plays the Star-Spangled Banner at international PLEs and anticipated similar reactions but highlighted its global presentation.
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The West Australian
PerthNowCena’s love letter to wrestling draws worldwide praise
John Cena has used his match against AJ Styles at RAC Arena to celebrate wrestling, producing a series of epic tribute moves in front of a crowd that turned the venue into a sea of gold.
Times of India
The Economic TimesCrown Jewel Results: John Cena defeats AJ Styles, US National anthem booed by audience
WWE made its international comeback early Saturday with the Crown Jewel 2025 premium live event in Perth, Australia, but the show kicked off amid controversy.
AJ Styles Pays Tribute to TNA at WWE Crown Jewel
At WWE Crown Jewel in Perth, Australia, AJ Styles and John Cena met for the final time of their careers. Cena will wrap up his retirement tour later this year while Styles embarks on his in 2026. These days, Styles is known for wearing tights with his name on the side. But for Crown Jewel, he went old school with his blue and white trunks. Fans may recognize them from his days in TNA. In October of 2005, TNA made their debut on Spike TV, and tha…
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