John Cena may have accidentally spoiled AJ Styles’ WWE future with his cryptic post

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If that wasn’t enough, Cena has added another post, and this time, he may have spoiled The Phenomenal One’s future. Continuing his series of edited pictures of Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Never Seen 17 added fuel to the fire by adding Styles’ face to Austin’s body and writing “Stone Cold So Long AJ Styles?” on top.

Check out Cena’s post below:

Fans are eagerly waiting to see what happens when AJ Styles and Gunther collide once again, with the former’s career on the line. All the signs point toward the veteran retiring on Saturday, but one can never rule out the possibility of the whole thing being a work.

Will Styles retire at Royal Rumble, or will he surprisingly defeat The Ring General and continue his career? Only time will tell!

AJ Styles and John Cena had a final match at Crown Jewel: Perth

John Cena’s online campaign led to him locking horns with one of his iconic rivals, AJ Styles, at Crown Jewel: Perth. Following his shocking one-sided loss against Brock Lesnar at Wrestlepalooza, Cena seemingly took the matter into his own hands to wrestle Styles one last time before retiring.

The veterans put on an instant classic in Perth, with both stars pulling out finishing moves of their respective rivals from the past. In the end, The Franchise Player secured the win over The Phenomenal One, concluding their feud.

The 17-time World Champion retired on December 13, tapping out in his final match against Gunther. Now, The Ring General looks to do the same with Styles at Royal Rumble.