WWE Superstar has finally retired.

Former British wrestler and trainer John Miller Who is Porpularly known as Johnny Saint Has finally announced his Retirement.

John was Coach at the WWE performance Center. He started his wrestling careerin 1958 in England where he eventually became the most celebrated wrestler at that time.

The 76-year-old won the British lightweight championship and won the world lightweight title ten times. He was nicknamed The Man of a Thousand Holds. He wrestled in Japan with the Michinoku Pro Wrestling promotion, and also had a brief stint with the Chikara promotion in the USA.

Johnny Saint is leaving today after his six months at @WWEPerformCtr.A treasure for everyone who had the pleasure of spending time with him.

— William Regal (@RealKingRegal) June 30, 2017

Gutted this fella is leaving.
If you'd told me I as a kid that I'd one day be coaching for the WWE with Johnny Saint I'd never believed it! pic.twitter.com/vtFbEd9C1R

— Johnny Moss (@Johnny_Moss) June 30, 2017

Thank you master and True warrior Johnny Saint for everything!!! Hope see you soon!!#WWENXT pic.twitter.com/YLYjtsIFRx

— Adrian Jaoude (@adrianjaoude) June 30, 2017

Dreams in this job can vary. One of my dreams was to show Johnny Saint how much he means to us. Job done. #Legend pic.twitter.com/Pm6QF3Wo5J

— Robby Brookside (@RobbyBrookside) June 30, 2017

Be grateful for what you already have while you pursue your goals. Thank you Johnny Saint for allowing us to borrow you @WWEPerformCtr pic.twitter.com/AXDZggmQxW

— D.A. Brewer (@DABrewerWWE) June 30, 2017

Love Johnny Saint. I've learned so much from him.

— Kenneth Johnson (@WeazyWoo) June 30, 2017