Millions of Netflix subscribers face a potential £1,000 penalty as John Cena prepares for his final WWE match. This significant event will take place at Crown Jewel, with Cena facing off against AJ Styles. The match is expected to draw extensive viewership, especially among Cena’s dedicated fanbase.
John Cena’s Final WWE Match
John Cena, a widely recognized figure in both wrestling and acting, announced his retirement from WWE with the phrase “The Last Time is Now.” This farewell match is part of a larger retirement tour encompassing ten months of appearances across RAW and Smackdown.
Event Details
- Match Date: Saturday, October 11
- Opponent: AJ Styles
- Airing Time: 1 PM GMT
- Platform: Netflix
Potential Consequences for Viewers
Despite the excitement surrounding the event, UK-based Netflix subscribers, approximately 17 million in total, have been cautioned about potential legal ramifications. UK TV licensing laws apply to live broadcasts, including those on Netflix.
- Failure to comply with these regulations may result in fines up to £1,000.
- This warning stems from previous confirmations by the BBC regarding Netflix’s coverage under TV licensing laws.
Advice for Viewers
Fans planning to stream Cena’s match should ensure their TV licenses are up to date. The warning emphasizes the importance of being informed to avoid fines while enjoying the final moments of Cena’s celebrated wrestling career.
John Cena’s Impact
Cena’s wrestling career has been monumental. He is recognized as one of the most decorated wrestlers in WWE history, with numerous championship titles. His contributions to both WWE and popular culture through roles in films and series have solidified his status as a household name.
As Cena approaches this historic moment, anticipation continues to build among fans who wish to witness his last performances. With the dual focus on his wrestling farewell and the release of Peacemaker season two, his impact on entertainment remains significant.
