John Cena announced his retirement from professional wrestling

US actor and wrestler John Cena has revealed that he is stepping away from competing in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) events, marking the end of an illustrious career that has spanned over two decades.


Cena, 47, delivered the shocking revelation during a special appearance at the WWE Money in the Bank event held in Canada. Famous for his charisma and dedication, Cena announced his retirement from professional wrestling. His final fights will take place in 2025 as a part of a farewell tour.



John Cena, who made his WWE debut in 2001, has won the world champion title a record 16 times, making him a renowned figure in the wrestling industry. "Tonight, I formally declare my retirement from the WWE," Cena declared in front of a Toronto crowd. The audience erupted in "thank you Cena," expressing both surprise and deep gratitude.




John Cena thanked WWE fans for their unwavering support over the course of his career while wearing his trademark denim shorts, or "jorts," and a t-shirt that said "The Last Time is Now." "What a beautiful gesture of generosity," he remarked, assessing the momentous occasion.



Even though he has chosen to retire from full-time competition, Cena has expressed his desire to remain involved in the WWE culture and has emphasized his continuous loyalty to it. He hinted that he might like to explore new opportunities within WWE when he declared, "I feel like I'm at my end physically," during a subsequent news conference.

Apart from his accomplishments in wrestling, Cena has made a significant impact on the entertainment industry. Following his 2006 acting debut in The Marine, he went on to portray prominent roles in high-profile films such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Fast & Furious 9, and The Suicide Squad. Cena's acting career has taken off since he made the decision to convert to part-time appearances with WWE in 2018.



Cena solidified his status in popular culture earlier this year with a stunning performance at the Academy Awards. Outside of the ring, Cena's charitable contributions are apparent, as seen by his Guinness World Record for granting the most number of wishes through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.



As he prepares for the next phase of his career, both coworkers and fans recognize John Cena's enduring influence and eagerly anticipate his final ring appearances. His dedication, charisma, and unflinching attitude have left a deep mark on WWE and the entertainment business overall, ensuring that his influence will remain for a very long time.

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