Could Major Star Resurrect the NWO with John Cena as Its New Leader?

Speculation suggests Hulk Hogan may return to crown John Cena as the new leader of the NWO, aligning with Cena's recent heel persona and past NWO-themed appearances.
WWE could leverage Hogan's controversial status to amplify fan hostility toward Cena's villainous farewell arc, marking the NWO's first official revival since 2002.
Cena's attack on R-Truth at Backlash and Hogan's absence since Netflix's RAW premiere fuel rumors, with potential for a faction return at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

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John Cena’s villainous final WWE run has taken another intriguing turn. After defeating Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton to become a record-breaking 17-time world champion, rumors suggest Hulk Hogan may return to crown Cena as the new leader of the New World Order.

The speculation stems from Cena’s recent heel persona and his history with NWO imagery—including a themed entrance at WrestleMania 36. With Hogan’s controversial status generating natural heat, WWE could leverage his involvement to amplify fan hostility toward Cena’s farewell arc.

While unconfirmed, the angle would mark the NWO’s first official revival since 2002. Cena’s Backlash post-show attack on R-Truth and Hogan’s absence since Netflix’s RAW premiere add fuel to the theory. The faction’s return could culminate at Saturday Night’s Main Event.