John Cena isnt ready to discuss what comes next after WWE, despite his packed schedule leading up to December. When asked about his retirement plans during an Entertainment Tonight interview, Cena kept it vague, saying, There is a long way to December. Ill tell you when I get there.
For now, Cenas schedule is only getting busier. WWE has officially added more dates to his farewell tour, including a major international appearance at WWE Clash at Paris on August 31 at La Dfense Arena. Hell also appear at Monday Night Raw the next night in the same venue on September 1.
Cenas WWE schedule continues to fill up with SmackDown tapings, live events, and premium shows, with appearances confirmed through the summer. Heres where fans can catch the 16-time world champion in the coming months:
- April 18: SmackDown Las Vegas, NV
- April 20: WrestleMania 41 Las Vegas, NV
- April 25: SmackDown Fort Worth, TX
- May 9: SmackDown Dayton, OH
- May 24: Saturday Nights Main Event Tampa, FL
- May 30: SmackDown Knoxville, TN
- June 6: SmackDown Bakersfield, CA
- June 13: SmackDown Lexington, KY
- June 20: SmackDown Grand Rapids, MI
- August 31: WWE Clash Paris, France
- September 1: Monday Night Raw Paris, France
Cena wont be alone in France, as WWE has also confirmed appearances from Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Rhea Ripley, Gunther, Charlotte Flair, and Penta El Zero Miedo.
With Cena keeping quiet about retirement plans and WWE continuing to load up his schedule, its clear that the Franchise Player is still fully committed to his in-ring career.
Is Cena just avoiding the retirement talk, or is he keeping fans in the dark about whats next? What do you think his plans are after December? Let us know in the comments below.
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