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John Cena is often considered one of the biggest legends in the history of professional wrestling, and he is such a common name in the wrestling world that even if someone does not know about professional wrestling, he or she definitely knows about The Champ. No wonder he is regarded as the Greatest of All Time.
Throughout the years, John Cena has appeared with many, including some of the biggest names in the world of professional wrestling right now. One of the names that grew up inspiring him is Austin Theory, who is a huge WWE prospect right now. Cena has been active in the wrestling world since the early 2000s, and there is nothing in the wrestling world that he has failed to achieve.
Tatum Paxley remembers meeting John Cena for the first time
NXT star and the present NXT Women's Champion Tatum Paxley talked about the inspiration that he received from Cena. Paxley recently won the NXT women's championship, and she is also one of the biggest prospects of the promotion. She recently revealed her experience meeting Cena for the first time while speaking on the “Eat, Sleep, Repeat” podcast. She said;
John Cena has been active in the wrestling world for over 25 years
“When I got signed, he wasn’t as involved, but he actually comes down to the Performance Center pretty often. And something about John Cena, like in his heart, he is so wanting to help young wrestlers. And I actually got to sit and talk to him. I actually just thanked him, and he was like, ‘What did I do?’ ‘You’re so impactful.’
He will have his final wrestling match on December 13
"And he offered me to sit down next to him, ‘Are there any questions you have?’ And I’m like, ‘Oh my god, there are so many things I wanna ask John Cena!’ Like he’s so — like the knowledge in his brain and the way you speak, he’s incredible. I’m really excited about seeing who his final opponent is going to be. I don’t know who it can be. But whoever it is very lucky to get to share the ring with him for the last time.”
John Cena is presently going through his retirement tour, and he will have his final match at the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13. Throughout this retirement tour, he bagged multiple records like meaning the highest number of World Championships in WWE, and he also became a Grand Slam champion recently. He will always be remembered as one of the biggest wrestlers to step foot inside a professional wrestling ring.
