LOOK: John Cena Heavily Hints At Retirement Following Loss At WWE Crown Jewel

He might be done? There are all kinds of ways for a wrestler to retire and some of them can be more complicated than others. You never know when you might see a wrestler’s last match but there are times when a star might tease the idea to fans. That appears to be the case again, as one of the biggest stars in the history of wrestling is hinting that he is hanging up his tennis shoes.

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John Cena is teasing retirement from the ring following his loss to Solo Sikoa at WWE Crown Jewel. Cena left the arena and waved to the crowd following the match as the fans cheered for him. Following the match, Cena posted an image to Instagram, showing an image of soccer star David Beckham from Beckham’s last game. Cena has been discussing his retirement in recent years, though there is no guarantee that he is done.

 

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That could be it? Check out Cena vs. Sikoa and Cena teasing retirement:

Opinion: The thing here is I could actually imagine Cena just hanging it up one day and walking off to Hollywood for the rest of his career. While I can’t imagine Cena being completely gone from WWE, it seems that we are coming up on the end of his career. That being said, it is almost hard to fathom him being done with less than six months to before a major milestone WrestleMania. We’ll have to wait and see what is going on, but it could get rather interesting.

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