John Cena, a 17‑time World Champion, has officially retired from WWE. His final match took place on December 13 during Saturday Night’s Main Event, where he faced Gunther. Despite a strong effort, Cena was forced to submit to a sleeper hold, bringing an end to his illustrious career.
Following his retirement, Cena appeared as a guest on Cody Rhodes’ podcast, “What Do You Want to Talk About,” which was uploaded to YouTube. During the interview, he shared stories from his time on the road and discussed his retirement tour. He later took to Twitter to thank Cody Rhodes and WWE for the opportunity to share his story.
Cody Rhodes, the WWE Undisputed Champion, attended Cena’s final match and was visibly emotional. Along with CM Punk, Rhodes paid tribute by placing his titles on the retired wrestler’s shoulders. In a post‑match interview with WWE correspondent Jackie Redmond, Rhodes described the significance of Cena’s retirement, noting that the 17‑time champion had a profound influence on the industry.
Cena’s retirement marks the end of an era in WWE. With a career spanning several decades, he has left a lasting legacy in professional wrestling. His dedication and commitment to the sport have inspired countless fans and fellow wrestlers alike. As the news sinks in, the WWE community is coming to terms with the loss of one of its most iconic figures.
The WWE has a long history of producing talented wrestlers, and John Cena is certainly one of its most notable alumni. His achievements in the ring testify to his hard work and perseverance. As he embarks on his post‑wrestling career, fans will be eager to see what the future holds for this legendary figure. For now, the WWE community will continue to celebrate his achievements and reflect on the significant impact he has had on the sport.
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