WATCH: John Cena training hard in the gym for his WWE retirement tour

The details of John Cena's eagerly awaited retirement tour have been verified by WWE Executive Vice President Chris Legentil, who made the announcement earlier this year. 2025 will be the renowned wrestler's last year with the WWE, he disclosed at Money in the Bank 2024. Legentil has now clarified the details of Cena's final trip with the organization.

John Cena's farewell tour, which will take place throughout 2025, will be a major milestone in his almost 25-year career with the WWE. Cena will be taking part in several WWE events all year long, including significant Pay-Per-Views (PPVs) and international tours, according to Legentil.

Ahead of his upcoming retirement tour from in-ring action, 16-time WWE World Champion John Cena is working out hard in the gym for his last WWE game. WWE fans around the world anticipate this farewell tour as a significant highlight because of Cena's influence and presence outside of the ring. He is anticipated to have several memorable moments in his final year, including possible appearances at important events like WrestleMania 2025, the Royal Rumble, and the Elimination Chamber.

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JOHN CENA IS GETTING SOME WORK IN THE GYM

THIS 2025 FAREWELL TOUR IS GOING TO BE A MOVIE.

THIS MAN IS JACKED 😂 pic.twitter.com/kEEtBZCO85

— FADE (@FadeAwayMedia) December 22, 2024

In light of Cena's remarkable career, many WWE fans have predicted that he would win a 17th World Championship in his final run. Having won the WWE World Title a record 16 times, there are growing speculations that Cena might be granted one last title reign to cap off his career. Some WWE Superstars, such as The Miz, Randy Orton, and Bron Breakker, have proposed themselves as opponents for Cena's final tour.

John Cena starts his retirement tour from Royal Rumble

It looks like John Cena's final tour will be a historic event for WWE, signalling the conclusion of a chapter in the career of one of the biggest stars in the organization's history. Whether Cena wins his 17th World Title, faces off against Cody Rhodes, or makes his farewell appearance at WrestleMania, his retirement year is sure to be one to remember. In addition to participating in the WWE Royal Rumble the next year, Cena was just announced to attend the WWE Elimination Chamber in Toronto on March 1.