John Cena Retirement from WWE After Historic Career

Wrestling Legend Confirms “100% Done” with In-Ring Competition

John Cena, one of the most iconic figures in WWE history, has officially declared his retirement from professional wrestling. The 17-time world champion confirmed that he is “100% done” with in-ring competition, bringing an end to a career that spanned over two decades. His final match is scheduled for December 13, 2025, marking the conclusion of an extraordinary journey in sports entertainment.

Emotional Farewell Tour Culminates in Final Match

Cena’s retirement tour has been filled with dramatic moments, including:

• A shocking heel turn (villain persona)
• A final title victory
• A dramatic loss at Survivor Series 2025

His last match will be a high-profile showdown, potentially against top WWE stars LA Knight or Gunther, ensuring an epic finale for one of wrestling’s greatest legends.

A Legacy of Record-Breaking Achievements

Cena’s career has been defined by historic accomplishments, including:

• Tying Ric Flair’s record of 16 world titles before surpassing it
• Headlining multiple WrestleMania events
• Earning the nickname “The Face of WWE” for his mainstream appeal

Beyond wrestling, Cena became a global ambassador for WWE, crossing over into Hollywood with successful acting roles while maintaining his dedication to the sport.

WWE Universe Reacts to an Era’s End

Fans worldwide have expressed emotional tributes, celebrating Cena’s contributions to wrestling. His final stretch in WWE has been met with nostalgia, as he revisits classic rivalries and passes the torch to the next generation of superstars.

As Cena prepares for his last match, the wrestling world reflects on his impact—both as an entertainer and a symbol of perseverance, embodying his famous motto: “Hustle, Loyalty, Respect.”