John Cena, one of WWE’s most legendary figures, has officially announced his farewell tour on WWE Raw, marking the end of an outstanding and two-decades-long in-ring career.
Known for his charisma and dedication, Cena announced the farewell tour during the January 6 episode, where he voiced gratitude to his fans and colleagues for their unwavering support throughout his long career.
During the announcement, Cena reflected on his journey, stating, “WWE has been my home for 20 years, and it’s time to close this chapter.” He acknowledged the transformative role wrestling has played in shaping his life and career while hinting at his plans to focus on acting and philanthropy in the years ahead.
The farewell tour is set to feature matches across major cities, delivering fans a final opportunity to see Cena in action. The tour will also emphasize his rivalries and alliances that have defined WWE’s modern era, including his legendary bouts with The Rock, Randy Orton, and Brock Lesnar.
WWE’s Chief Content Officer, Paul Levesque, also known as Triple H, commended Cena’s contributions, saying, “John is not just a superstar; he’s an institution in WWE.”
John Cena’s exit marks the end of an era for WWE, where he has been a 16-time world champion and a cultural icon. His influence on the industry transcends the ring, as he has also become a successful Hollywood actor and advocate for charitable causes such as Make-A-Wish.
Tickets for the farewell tour are expected to go on sale soon, with WWE promoting the events as “an unforgettable celebration of Cena’s legacy.”
Fans worldwide have taken to social media to share tributes, ensuring Cena’s legacy remains firmly etched in WWE history.
