John Cena Addresses Wrestling Outside the United States as Part of WWE Retirement Tour

The 2024 WWE Money in the Bank event in Toronto, Canada, delivered unforgettable moments and thrilling matches. Among the standout highlights was John Cena’s emotional announcement of his retirement from in-ring competition, set for 2025. With that said, Cena has begun addressing the prospect of wrestling outside the US as part of his upcoming retirement tour.

Amidst a solid ovation from fans at WWE Money in the Bank in Toronto, John Cena stepped into the ring and delivered a stunning announcement: he would be retiring from WWE. The crowd’s reaction reflected a mix of admiration and sadness as they absorbed the news of Cena’s impending departure.

In an emotional address, Cena expressed gratitude to the dedicated Canadian fans for their unwavering support of WWE throughout the years. He disclosed that 2025 would mark his final year in the ring, culminating in his official retirement in December of that year. Cena emphasized that after his retirement, there would be no further appearances involving physical competition.

Given Cena’s stature as one of wrestling’s biggest stars with a global fanbase, many hope he’ll continue his involvement in WWE’s international tours and events. These tours are pivotal to WWE’s global expansion strategy.

Responding to an Australian fan on social media, John Cena expressed optimism about WWE’s future plans, indicating that there would be numerous events worldwide. He remained hopeful that Australia would be included in these plans.

”Grateful beyond words…2025 will be full of incredible events around the world. Very much hoping Australia is on the list! 🇦🇺”

The specifics of Cena’s retirement tour are yet to be announced, and there is speculation that he might capture another World Title, potentially breaking Ric Flair’s record and becoming 17-time champion. While many possibilities exist, Cena has confirmed his intention to retire next year.

What are your thoughts on John Cena’s announcement of his retirement in 2025 and his plans to wrestle internationally as part of his farewell tour? How do you feel about the possibility of Cena capturing another World Title before retiring? Share your opinions and predictions for his final year in the ring in the comments below!