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WWE Legend Loses Final Match, Takes an Emotional Bow
John Cena concluded his retirement tour with a tap-out loss to Gunther on WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event after competing in over 20 matches this year, WWE said.
- On Saturday, John Cena tapped out to `the Ring General` Gunther, losing his retirement match on Saturday Night's Main Event.
- Last year Cena announced plans to retire from in-ring action, and this year he has wrestled over 20 matches on a farewell tour.
- He debuted in 2002 during the Ruthless Aggression Era and introduced the Doctor of Thuganomics persona, with critics accusing him of being overpushed while his later part-time run earned praise for elevating young talent.
- Cena's career includes a record-setting 17 world titles and at his peak he generated over 40% of WWE merchandise sales and over $100,000,000 in gross sales.
- Early charisma and tactics helped Cena become the face of the company, as his mid-2000s popularity and `Doctor of Thuganomics` rapping style blended acclaim with heel-style cheap shots.
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