John Cena raises the "white flag" in wrestling forever

American star and wrestler John Cena announced his retirement from WWE, after a career that spanned 23 years.

John Cena said that his last appearance will be in the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas, in 2025.

John Cena added, during his surprise appearance at the “Money in the Bank” show, in Toronto, Canada, that he had been working in “WWE” for more than two decades, and over the course of his career he had witnessed “incredible prosperity” and “tremendous hardship,” and amid... To the amazement of his audience, he said: Why am I here? Tonight, I officially announce my retirement from WWE.

Retirement does not mean the end The 16-time world champion continued that his retirement does not mean the end, but rather he will participate in the “WWE RAW” program, as well as through programs with Netflix, saying: This farewell will not end tonight. It is full of opportunities. Raw programs will make history next year when they move on. To Netflix, and I'll be there.

John Cena continued: “Besides making history, we will build a lot of unforgettable things. The 2025 Royal Rumble will be my last, the 2025 Elimination Chamber will be my last, and WrestleMania in Las Vegas will be my last.” Although the fans booed upon hearing this news, they soon began chanting: "Thank you, Cena."

Cena tried to control himself, and responded to his fans, concluding: “Thank you very much for allowing me to play in the house that I built for many years... Thank you very much for your loud voices, and for your honesty... And most of all, thank you very much for allowing me to be with you.” "Here tonight to let the whole world know that we are planning something unforgettable, which also includes my return to Toronto."