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Famous WWE wrestler John Cena has announced his retirement from his wrestling career. Gunther defeated him in his last TV match. With this, the career of one of WWE’s biggest and most powerful wrestlers ended. John Cena recently announced his retirement in an interview. In such a situation, Bollywood celebrities also bid farewell to the veteran.
John Cena said about retiring from wrestling- ‘I have decided to retire. I had promised WWE that when my strength and skills were no longer sufficient for the match, I would step down. I am now 48 years old and my performance is not the same as before. Now it is not within my power to do this work well, and that is okay. Now it is time for a new generation.
Varun Dhawan’s post for John Cena
After John Cena’s retirement, many Bollywood and international stars saluted him on social media. Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan memorialized John Cena’s retirement on Instagram. He shared his famous entrance music ‘You Can’t See Me’ and some explosive pictures from the last match.
Randeep Hooda shared a special note
Actor Randeep Hooda is working with John Cena on his upcoming international project ‘Matchbox’. The actor also shared a note on Cena’s retirement from WWE. Randeep told that while working with this icon, he came to know how simple and good a person he is behind the screen.
The Rock also shared the post
WWE icon Dwayne aka The Rock also paid tribute online and wrote – ‘John, you are a living example of one of my favorite sayings, ‘It’s good to be important, but it’s even more important to be good’. Congratulations on your amazing WWE career, my friend. Have fun and as always ‘Thanks for the house.’
Undertaker also appreciated
The Undertaker also praised John Cena a lot. He wrote- ‘Well done! This is what I told you 23 years ago when you debuted. Today on the day of your last match, I say it again… Well done! Hard work, loyalty and respect are not just words. You played on these for 23 years. Your passion for our business and dedication to our fans is unmatched. It was an honor to share the ring with you and be a part of your journey. Feel proud of your career and the memories made. Enjoy the last match today, friend, and one last time… Well done.
Lily Singh wrote on John Cena’s retirement – ‘I am watching his last match and remembering the old days when I worked with him 12 times. John came to his home himself, without any manager or agent. He is the most simple and nice person. Can’t see in front, but can feel.