WWE Saturday Night's Main Event: Full Preview, Match Card, Predictions & More!

Wrestling fans, get ready!

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event is back this weekend with one of the most stacked lineups of the year. From a championship showdown to a personal grudge match inside a steel cage, Tampa is about to witness pure chaos and drama inside the squared circle.

John Cena vs R-Truth: A Retirement Tour Stop Turns Personal

While John Cena won't be defending his Undisputed WWE Championship this Saturday, emotions will run high as he faces off against R-Truth in a battle of respect. This isn’t just another match—it’s about redemption and legacy. After Cena’s unexpected attack on Truth during the Backlash post-show press conference, Truth is stepping into the ring not just to fight, but to remind Cena of the man he used to be.

Prediction: Cena walks out victorious, but don’t be surprised if Truth earns the crowd’s love.

Jey Uso (c) vs Logan Paul – World Heavyweight Title Match

The main event has fireworks written all over it. Jey Uso defends his World Heavyweight Championship against the ever-unpredictable Logan Paul.
Paul’s mind games have been brutal—multiple cheap shots and sucker punches leading up to this night. But can he back it up when the bell rings?

Prediction: Uso retains, but expect interference or dirty tactics from Paul.

Damian Priest vs Drew McIntyre – Steel Cage War

This one is personal. After their feud escalated beyond WrestleMania’s Sin City Street Fight, Priest and McIntyre have been brawling all over arenas, costing each other matches and leaving chaos in their wake.
Now, with the steel cage locking them in, there’s nowhere to run and no one to save them.

Prediction: McIntyre survives, but not without battle scars.

Final Thoughts:

With Cena's emotional showdown, a championship match between top stars, and a brutal steel cage clash, this Saturday promises to be an unmissable night for WWE fans. Tampa is ready — are you?

Let us know in the comments:

Who do YOU think walks out as champion?

Is Cena still the hero, or has he lost his way?