john cena drops bombshell: retiring from wwe after 2025 WrestleMania

John Cena has officially announced his retirement from WWE, confirming that his final match will be at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas in 2025. During the Money in the Bank event in Toronto, Cena revealed his "farewell tour" plans, stating he will compete in 30 to 40 matches throughout 2025 before concluding his in-ring career. Cena reassured fans that he will remain involved with WWE in some capacity beyond his active wrestling tenure. His announcement was met with applause and mixed reactions from fans in Canada, whom he thanked for their unwavering support. Key events leading up to his final match at WrestleMania 41 include the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and Monday Night Raw, which will transition to Netflix in 2025.

John Cena's final WWE match is scheduled for WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas in 2025.

John Cena, a 16-time World Heavyweight Champion, has been a pivotal figure in professional wrestling for over two decades. Known for his catchphrase "You can't see me," Cena has been a global ambassador for WWE, transitioning from in-ring competition to acting in Hollywood films like "The Suicide Squad" and "F9: The Fast Saga." His retirement marks the end of an era, but his legacy and influence in the wrestling world will undoubtedly continue. Cena’s involvement in future WWE events, despite stepping away from active competition, speaks to his enduring connection with the WWE fanbase and the industry as a whole.