I think today is the only time I'll make a post on this sub about wrestling, but I thought it be appropriate with the historical nature of John Cena's in ring retirement.  The sub occasionally talks wrestling so lol.
 
I wasn't with the fans during most of Cena's run as I was away from wrestling until recently in the last 5 years. I forgot how magical it can be and Cena has always been a constant. As a person he's not perfect but he's got a whole lot of heart and you can't 
 fault him for that.I know people like to bring up the make a wish foundation record but I think if you take a look back on how much he does for everyone it's astonishing how much he showed up for everyone. Even recently when Bailey opened her wrestling coaching seminar recently, She asked John to stop by  her ended up doing 8 hours host watching everyone and giving feedback. He didn't even need to do that.  
 
Surprisingly his Peacemaker show actually spoke to me a little  in the character's journey afterb facing similar hardships. Who would of thought I'd say that about a stupid little dc show lol?
 
I salute you Cena.  
2 and a half hours until retirement🩸💧🧢♥️🫢 
For those who want to watch out to be over here for international audiences it will be in the link I've listed otherwise on Netflix. 

Since today is his last in ring match, Thoughts on John Cena's career, life and legacy?