WWE legend John Cena has officially announced his retirement from professional wrestling, marking the end of an illustrious two-decade career.
The 47-year-old superstar announced the Money in the Bank event, revealing that he will embark on a farewell tour before his final match at WrestleMania 41 in 2025.
Cena expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the WWE universe, thanking fans for their unwavering support and energy.
He also hinted at remaining involved with WWE beyond his in-ring career, utilising his experience and wisdom to contribute to the organisation's continued success.
The farewell tour will include appearances at notable events like the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania, giving fans a chance to bid farewell to the beloved wrestler.
"Why am I here? Tonight I officially announce my retirement from the WWE," Cena declared. "I've been doing this a while. I've been in WWE for over two decades and in that time I've seen incredible waves of prosperity like we got right now. WWE is the hottest ticket in town, no doubt.
"This farewell does not end tonight. It is filled with opportunity. Everybody, RAW will make history next year when it moves to Netflix. I've never been a part of RAW on Netflix. That is history. That is a first and I will be there."
"The 2025 Royal Rumble will be my last. The 2025 Elimination Chamber will be my last and I'm here tonight to announce that WrestleMania Las Vegas in 2025 will be the last WrestleMania I compete in," John Cena continued.
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