John Cena comments further about his upcoming retirement.
At WWE Money in the Bank, John Cena announced he will be retiring in 2025. Cena is set to work multiple shows throughout the year before calling it a career in December.
Appearing at the Money in the Bank post-show press conference, Cena was asked if fans might see a different side of him during his final year.
"I think by now, after 22 years, I know you’ll see me, but you won’t see me. You will get my authentic self, and moments of frustration and moments of disappointment. Heck, I can’t remember the last time I won a match. I’m on a little bit of a slump. I guess I don’t think in terms. What I do know is I really try to work hard every day to be as good a human being as I can, so I don’t know how much impact that would have. Because that goes heavily against what I value. I think you would see through it. Our fans, they have a great bullshit radar, and what a happy, joyous, and caring moment I was able to be a part of tonight. I don’t know what details we’re gonna get into as far as matches and opponents. I do know that it’s a joyous time for me and a fun time for me, and my goal is to bring generations together to make memories that will last a lifetime. If my involvement with a stacked roster, if we can all build moments that pour the foundation for the next two decades, man, that’s pretty special," he said.
Elsewhere during the press conference, Cena elaborated on what his schedule might look like for the final year of his career. You can find his full comments by clicking here.
You can also find Cena's comments about a potential 17th World Title victory by clicking here.
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