John Cena is just days away from stepping into a WWE ring for the final time, but that didnt stop him from showing up where it really matters. His unannounced eight-hour visit to Bayleys Lodestone 2025 womens wrestling camp in Florida left everyone stunnedand now, hes publicly responded with a heartfelt message of gratitude.
After Bayley shared photos and details of Cenas visit on social media, the WWE legend took to Twitter to express what the experience meant to him personally.
The moment wasnt about attentionit was about presence. Cena stayed for the entire day, watching ten womens matches and offering undivided attention to every talent. With his final match scheduled for December 13 against GUNTHER, the fact that he chose to spend that time investing in the next generation says everything about his legacy.
Bayleys Lodestone camp, designed to help rising women wrestlers grow under the guidance of WWE veterans, was packed with talent. The session featured big names like Bianca Belair, Charlotte Flair, Rhea Ripley, Roxanne Perez, Maxxine Dupri, Lyra Valkyria, Natalya, T.J. Wilson, and Tyler Breeze. Bayleys post made it clear that Cenas visit went beyond words.
Cenas tweet only reinforced how much the day meant to him. Even in the final stretch of his career, hes focused on lifting others upnot with speeches, but with action.
How do you feel about John Cenas final week before retirement being spent giving back like this? Does it change how you see his legacy? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
