​Major new details revealed about WWE’s John Cena Classic appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.During last week’s Monday Night RAW episode, John Cena appeared and shared details about the much-awaited John Cena Classic. The 17-time World Champion revealed Cody Rhodes and Zilla Fatu as the Classic’s first two entrants.Later, Cena appeared for an interview with Rick Ucchino of The TakeDown on SI, where he shared a few more details about the Cena Classic. Cena added that there will not be any tournament component to the John Cena Classic. Each match will be an exhibition bout where a main roster star will go against someone from NXT. At the end of the night, a John Cena Classic Champion will be crowned on both the men’s and women’s side.“They’re all gonna be current [main roster wrestlers] versus NXT,” Cena said. “It’s very much like Saturday Night’s Main Event [when Cena had his retirement match], and I love that December 14 is the date, because that’s one year and one day from my last match. And as soon as I retired, on the way home, I was thinking about how I can [stay] involved,” Cena said.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)The John Cena Classic is scheduled to take place at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney World in Orlando, Florida on Dec. 14. 2026. On the very same Monday, WWE also hosts another Monday Night RAW from Australia on Netflix.Cena also added that the voting for the John Cena Classic will be done on Club WWE. Cena hopes that it will be a quick process. “Hopefully, if we have the technological acumen to do this, as soon as the last match is over, it’s kinda like American Idol… voting’s open now to Club WWE members,” he said. “And when we come back from commercial break, we’re gonna award the women’s champion of the night, and we’re gonna award the men’s champion of the night.”Related: WWE wrestlers leave in time as Saudi Arabia suffers another missile attackRelated: WWE’s Randy Orton makes bold ‘guarantee’ after gruesome Crown Jewel loss to Cody Rhodes