WWE and John Cena have found themselves in a legal predicament. The Cenation Leader is facing a lawsuit over the use of a musical sample in his iconic theme song, “My Time Is Now.” At the center of the dispute is the horn arrangement that introduces and plays throughout the track.

It remains his entrance music heading into his final match at Saturday Night’s Main Event against Gunther on Dec. 13, and “The Time Is Now” served as the lead single for his May 2005 album You Can’t See Me. “Only Platinum artist to never have a follow-up,” Cena quipped.

John Cena recently reflected on his now 20-year-old hip-hop album, first released in 2005, saying he still listens to it sometimes.

John Cena is now grappling with a legal showdown far from the squared circle after being accused of lifting a jazz horn riff from a 1974 recording to create his signature WWE entrance anthem, “The Time Is Now.”

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