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John Cena is closing in on his retirement from professional wrestling, and it has already been announced officially by WWE that he will wrestle his final match of his wrestling career at the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event show on December 13. His final opponent is yet to be announced, amidst multiple names rumoured.
Cena started his retirement tour at the Netflix RAW premiere on January 6th, and it has been an amazing retirement tour so far. He won the men's Elimination Chamber match, he won his record breaking 17th world title at the main event of WrestleMania 41, and he also had his first heel run for the first time in over two decades.
Ric Flair shared advice for John Cena
Only a couple of months remain before his final match in the world of wrestling, and after tha,t he will focus on Hollywood only. Professional wrestling legend Ric Flair recently talked about the upcoming retirement of John Cena, and he shared some advice on how Cena can enjoy his retirement to the fullest. Speaking with Escapist Magazine, he explained the following;
John Cena will wrestle his final wrestling match at Saturday Night's Main Event
“John is making so damn much money in the movies right now. He doesn’t need to do anything else. I hope that he’ll walk away and stay away. When you’ve done it as long as John has, over 20 years, it’s hard to change your way of life.
This event will take place in December 13
"I see John periodically, but I can’t say enough nice things about John Cena. He’s a wonderful person. And he is very happily married; his wife is lovely. They’re building a new home here in Tampa.” said the 16 times world champion whose record was recently broken by Cena at WrestleMania 41.
Cena's final opponent has not been officially announced yet but a number of names has been rumoured. Brock Lesnar is a remote name who recently humiliated him at the Wrestlepalooza event. Another big rumour is Dominik Mysterio, who Cena can challenge for the WWE Intercontinental Championship, a title he never won.
