John Cena’s retirement tour is set to conclude in 2025, marking the end of his in-ring career. The 16-time WWE Champion made the announcement during a recent appearance, stating that he will be stepping away from professional wrestling competition. Cena revealed that his final match will not take place at WrestleMania, but rather on a smaller scale, with plans to work 30-40 dates next year. The All-American American’s last match will not be a grand finale, but rather an intimate occasion.
As part of his retirement tour, Cena has hinted that he may go after the 17th World Title, a feat that has eluded him thus far. Despite his modest plans, Cena’s announcement has sent shockwaves throughout the wrestling world, with fans and colleagues alike paying tribute to his illustrious career on social media. CM Punk, one of Cena’s longtime rivals, reached out to him via text message, expressing his pride in Cena’s ability to go out on his own terms. Punk, who has a complex history with Cena, even teased the possibility of one final showdown between the two.
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Randy Orton, another notable figure in the wrestling world, offered his thoughts on Cena’s retirement, expressing his desire to step into the ring with his friend one last time, potentially for a World Title. Cena’s announcement has left fans eagerly anticipating what the future holds for the WWE legend, and whether he will indeed be able to claim that elusive 17th World Title. With his signature jorts set to be traded in for a more formal attire, Cena’s final chapter is expected to be a memorable one.
As Cena prepares for his retirement, he is set to leave behind a legacy that is hard to match. His dedication to the sport and his commitment to his training have made him a beloved figure in the wrestling world. Despite his plans to step away from in-ring competition, Cena’s influence on the world of professional wrestling is expected to be felt for years to come.
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