John Cena Re-Teases Retirement Plans In New Post

John Cena left the Saudi Arabian Treasure as the loser to solo sikoa. Now there’s even more reason to believe he’ll give up his career for good.

There’s a noticeable pattern that occurs every time John Cena returns to WWE television and focuses on promoting his young talent.

He defeated Roman Reigns at SummerSlam 2021, defeated Austin Theory at WrestleMania 39 earlier this year, and demonstrated this by defeating Solo Sikoa at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia on Saturday.

Solo sikoa competed in his first singles match on pay-per-view and enjoyed the most important match of his relatively short WWE career, defeating the former WWE Champion with multiple Samoan Spikes.

This marked the end of John Cena’s current career in WWE, as he only returned due to the SAG-AFTRA strike.

John Cena hasn’t won a singles match on pay-per-view since defeating Triple H at the Greatest Royal Rumble in 2018.

His appearance in the film will be put on hold until the actors’ strike ends.

After the event, John Cena shared a photo of David Beckham taken during Beckham’s final soccer game, suggesting that Cena may have played in his final game.

Cena previously admitted that his in-ring career is coming to an end.