John Cena Confirms WWE Retirement Plans and Hopes for Final Run

John Cena, the iconic WWE superstar, recently appeared on the popular Pat McAfee Show to discuss his future in the wrestling world.

During the interview, Cena reiterated his intentions to retire from professional wrestling by the time he reaches the age of 50.

Currently aged 47, Cena hinted that his final WWE match could potentially take place at WrestleMania 43, setting the stage for a memorable conclusion to his in-ring career.

While wrestling retirements can often be subject to change, Cena’s commitment to stepping away from the squared circle adds a sense of finality to his legendary career.

Cena also expressed his desire for his bustling Hollywood career to ease up, allowing him the opportunity to make one last extended run in WWE.

With his sights potentially set on breaking Ric Flair‘s record of 16 world championships, Cena’s future in the wrestling world remains a topic of great intrigue among fans and insiders alike.