
John Cena has spoken about what location he would choose for his final WWE match to take place amid retirement talk.
John Cena has recently been talking about retirement an awful lot, with the 47-year-old saying he believes he will retire at age 50.
Cena has competed in many different cities and countries in his career, but one sticks out to him above the rest.
Speaking on The One Show on BBC, Cena said that he hopes to wrestle his last match in London’s O2 Arena after advocating for the city to host WrestleMania back at Money In The Bank last year.
He said:
“So I’ve gone by the construct in my life of never trying to pick my opponents because that’s way above my pay grade, but I’ve been an active advocate for London to be a host of WrestleMania. A lot of people think when I go out in the middle of the ring and I say that, it’s just for the local moment, like, ‘We’re the show, we want to make the show happy.’ Fans in the UK, WWE fans are the best, and fans in London specifically, they will let you know how they feel.
“I don’t think I’ll be able to choose my opponent, but if I could choose a venue, it’d be the O2 in London. So I hope we can make that happen.”
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