John Cena, the iconic WWE superstar and Hollywood actor, announced his retirement from professional wrestling. Cena broke the news during an appearance at the WWE Money in the Bank event in Canada.
Cena, 47, who transitioned into acting 18 years ago, revealed that his final match will take place in 2025 as part of a farewell tour. The announcement reverberated through the arena, leaving fans emotional and chanting “Thank you, Cena.”
“Tonight I officially announce my retirement from the WWE,” Cena declared, his voice filled with emotion. Wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with the words “The Last Time is Now” and his trademark denim shorts, Cena expressed gratitude to his fans. “What an incredible gesture of kindness,” he responded to the audience’s chants. It seems that John Cena retires, but the legend will go on.
John Cena achieved world champion status 16 times
Cena, often hailed as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time, has achieved world champion status 16 times since joining WWE in 2001. His impact on the sport and its fans is immeasurable.
During a subsequent press conference, Cena shared his intentions to stay involved with WWE in some capacity. “I feel at my end physically,” he admitted, but reassured fans that he would remain part of the WWE family.
Cena made his acting debut in 2006 with “The Marine,” and has since starred in numerous blockbuster films such as “The Suicide Squad,” “Fast & Furious 9,” and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.” His acting career took off significantly, leading to a part-time wrestling schedule since 2018.
Earlier this year, Cena made headlines with a memorable Academy Awards skit, appearing naked with only a strategically placed envelope. Beyond his entertainment career, Cena holds the Guinness World Record for the most wishes granted through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a testament to his generous spirit and connection with young fans.
As John Cena retires and prepares for his farewell tour, the wrestling world reflects on his incredible career. His contributions to WWE and his impact on the sport will be remembered for generations.
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