John Cena to retire from WWE
- John Cena, a US actor and wrestler, announced his retirement from competing in WWE events during an appearance at the Money in the Bank event in Canada.
- Cena, aged 47, plans to conclude his in-ring career in 2025 with a farewell tour after transitioning to acting 18 years ago.
- Cena, a highly acclaimed professional wrestler, attained world champion status 16 times since joining WWE in 2001.
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John Cena set to retire after 2025 WWE season
John Cena will retire from wrestling after 2025 WWE season
You won't see me: John Cena leaving wrestling behind with retirement after 2025 season
John Cena reveals he will retire from the ring after more than 20 years as a WWE star. 'I've always said to the audience that the WWE is my home and I love it,' he said.
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DALLAS (KDAF) — In a bombshell announcement, John Cena revealed he's hanging up his wrestling boots for good. On Saturday, the 16-time world champion took the stage at the Money in the Bank show and shared the bittersweet news: 2024 will mark the end of his iconic WWE performance career. In an outline of his farewell tour, Cena is set to appear WWE’s weekly show "Raw" when it debuts on Netflix next year. Cena's grand finale includes competing at…
John Cena announces he's retiring from WWE
(NEXSTAR) -- John Cena, one of the most popular professional wrestlers of the last two decades, announced his WWE career as a competitor will come to an end in 2025 and WrestleMania in Las Vegas will be his last. Cena made a surprise appearance at WWE's Money in the Bank event Saturday night in Toronto to announce a farewell tour of sorts. The 16-time WWE champion has made sporadic appearances in the wrestling ring over the last few years as h…
John Cena Announces He Is Retiring From Pro Wrestling In 2025
Professional wrestler John Cena announced he will retire from professional wrestling after his final match at next year’s WWE WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas. The 47-year-old athlete, who has also worked as an actor, made the announcement during a speech in Toronto in front of a crowd at Scotiabank Arena. “Thank you so much for letting me play in the house that you built for so many years,” Cena said. The 16-time WWE champ also mentioned there wi…
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