John Cena Announces Retirement from Wrestling in 2025, Leaving Mixed Legacy in the Sport

John Cena, a prominent figure in modern wrestling, has announced his retirement from the sport at the end of 2025. Throughout his career, which began with a TV debut against Kurt Angle in 2002, Cena has experienced both adoration and criticism from fans. Despite facing occasional hostility, including having toilet paper thrown at him during matches, Cena’s dedication and hard work have earned him widespread respect in the wrestling community.

Known for his ability to provoke strong reactions from audiences, Cena consistently gave his all in performances, regardless of public opinion. His commitment to the sport has led many within the industry to speak highly of him, though some wrestlers may harbor negative feelings, as is common in the competitive world of professional wrestling.

Cena’s legacy extends beyond the ring, with nicknames like “The Leader of The Cenation” and “The Doctor of Thuganomics.” He recently made headlines for a bold appearance at the 2024 Academy Awards, where he reportedly wore nothing. As his career winds down, the wrestling community reflects on Cena’s impact and the varied opinions he has inspired among his peers.

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