John Cena Reflects on WWE Career, Tells Jimmy Fallon 'It's Time' to Move On
John Cena 'My Body Is Screaming at Me' ... To Close the WWE Chapter!!!
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John Cena is reflecting on his momentous 20-year career in the WWE ... as he reveals his body is telling him it's time to move on.
Check out the clip -- the actor and professional wrestler appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" Wednesday and told the late night host he needs to retire so younger hopefuls can get their chance to shine just as he did back in the day.
John -- who admitted his body is yelling at him to hang it up -- explained to Jimmy he isn't trying to dwell on the past during his farewell tour. Instead, he says he's keeping his "feet on the ground" and soaking it all up as he moves into the 11 final matches of his ongoing tour.
He notes he'll have the chance to bask in the glow of his fruitful career once the tour is completed. Next up is a highly anticipated fight against Logan Paul at Clash in Paris.
The 17-time world champion announced his retirement in 2024, confirming in a press conference when he broke the news that he's not just taking a break -- he's done.
He's stated his intention is to still be part of the WWE in some capacity ... but his plans are unclear.
In addition to a memorable run in the WWE ring, John has built an admirable acting career. He starred in 2006's "The Marine" and has since been a staple on the big screen ... appearing in the 'Fast & Furious' franchise, "The Suicide Squad," "Superman" and more.
