John Cena Retires from WWE: The End of an Era

John Cena, one of the most iconic figures in professional wrestling history, has officially retired from World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), bringing an end to a legendary career that spanned more than two decades. Known for his unmatched charisma, strength, and dedication, Cena became the face of WWE and a global ambassador for the sport.

Debuting in 2002, Cena rose to superstardom with his “Never Give Up” mantra, capturing a record-tying 16 World Championship titles, numerous United States Championships, and headlining countless WrestleMania events. Beyond championships, he earned respect for his work ethic, locker-room leadership, and his historic Make-A-Wish contributions, granting more wishes than any other celebrity.

Cena’s retirement marks a turning point for WWE, as fans reflect on moments that defined an era—from his fierce rivalries to his emotional promos and unforgettable victories. While he transitions fully into his successful acting and entertainment career, John Cena’s legacy in WWE will remain timeless, inspiring generations of wrestlers and fans around the world.