On the way to defending the undisputed championship against CM Punk in Night of Champions, John Cena is in the middle of his retirement tour as WWE fighter.
► Eric Bischoff About John Cena
He has always been clear about that will not fight again once the 2025 ends. Besides, as he points out Eric Bischoff, You can no longer offer what you once offered:
“I think it ended. I think he will comply with the calendar, and I think he is sincere. You can no longer pay to the level of expectation that the public has, that audience that has been seeing it during the last 10 or 15 years or even more. Simply, it is no longer that guy.
And when you recognize that as an interpreter, if you are lucky – if you planned your life well -, You can look at your career and say: 'Do you know what? I have been blessed. I had an incredible amount of success. I know that I am no longer able to offer what the public expects from me, who I have been during the last 15 or 20 years.
So it is time. Instead of clinging and being less than it used to be, I will hug what it was, give him a farewell kiss and remember him with love.’”
► The author's opinion
If on previous occasions we could contradict, on this occasion, at least one server, agrees with “Eazy E”. John Cena will meet his tour and never will return. Y I shouldn't do it.
Also that it is no longer the same as it was. As happens to all the fighters, on the other hand. But speaking of him, He is indeed demonstrating in his fighting that he made the right decision by saying goodbye. Is it possible that it was different from not knowing that it will retire? Probably not, John Cena is a professional. If you don't have it, you don't have it.
And he doesn't have it. And here another interesting issue enters. He is the fighter who knew how to say goodbye because many others do not: Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, or Shawn Michaels are good examples. They had fired and returned as the shadow of what they were one day. They did not tarnish their legacy but nobody needed one more fight. Nor John Cena.
