“I would never say that he’s going to retire” - WWE Hall of Famer reacts to John Cena's retirement

WWE Superstar John Cena announced his retirement during the Money in the Bank 2024, revealing that he plans to step away from wrestling in 2025 to focus on his Hollywood career. As one of the most beloved and admired wrestlers of all time, Cena’s retirement news created a massive buzz, sending shockwaves through his fanbase. Many fans hope he reconsiders, wishing he wouldn’t retire in 2025. WWE Hall of Famer Jerry Lawler is one of the people who doesn't want John Cena to quit. Lawler recently talked about Cena's decision to leave WWE.

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Here’s everything you need to know about what the WWE Hall of Famer had to say about John Cena’s retirement

Jerry Lawler recently spoke with Bill Apter of Sportskeeda about John Cena’s retirement. He said that Cena should have chosen a different word instead of saying he would be retiring.

Jerry Lawler Stated :

“I don’t think anybody should ever retire,” began Lawler. “There’s too many things that you can do without ever using the word ‘retire.’ I use that when I hear about somebody retiring, I look for them to die pretty soon. I would never say that he’s going to retire.” (Sportskeeda/Wrestling Inc)



John Cena is set to begin his retirement tour by the end of 2024 or early 2025, after which he will officially retire from WWE. While the exact details of his retirement tour have not yet been made public, one thing is certain—everyone is eager to see Cena in the ring one last time.

Many WWE Superstars have shown interest in facing Cena for his final match. Wrestling Superstars like CM Punk and Drew McIntyre have expressed their desire to have a final battle with him. Speculation is high over who will be Cena's last opponent.




As we wait for Cena's farewell tour, fans are excited to see what unfolds during this special moment for the beloved Superstar and how WWE will manage the tour. Though we will miss seeing Cena in the wrestling ring, his presence on the big screen will help fill the void left by his retirement.


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