John Cena only has left what he has left.
Cena returned to the ring at WrestleMania 39 to challenge Austin Theory of the WWE United States Championship. Cena has been a part-time performer for years as he's transitioned to Hollywood, and he only has so much to give to wrestling in 2023.
"I wish I was still there every day, it’s just my body can’t do it anymore and I don’t wanna give the consumer a bad product. That’s another thing that I learned from those veterans. At the time, guys like Eddie (Guerrero) would just risk so much [just in the name of not] giving the consumer a bad product. I don’t care how I feel, I don’t care how I feel physically, I don’t care what baggage I have mentally, when I’m on, they paid good money and I’m gonna go out there and give everything I have and sometimes find it when it’s not there. I’m at a point where everything I have, in comparison to the bar that’s been set… what I have is what you saw at WrestleMania 39. That’s what I feel confident that I can deliver, and that’s really nice for here and there, but that’s not every day in WWE. Sports entertainment has raised the bar and I'm humble enough to say that’s awesome, because you’re supposed to leave it better than you found it," he said on Busted Open Radio.
It is unknown if or when Cena will return to the ring.
He is currently on a promotional tour for Fast X.
While making the media rounds, Cena compared wrestling to the Fast & Furious franchise. You can find his comments by clicking here.
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