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John Cena Set To Return To WWE RAW After Retirement Next Monday

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NDTVJohn Cena Set To Return To WWE RAW After Retirement Next Monday
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John Cena is returning to WWE Raw in Brooklyn on November 2, with the show airing at a special 6 PM ET start on Netflix. WWE will tape SmackDown afterward, while Solo Sikoa is also scheduled to face Royce Keys on the Raw card.

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