John Cena was the guest on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet today. They spoke about a number of topics and one of the topics was what Cena picked on his retirement tour.
Below is what Cena had to say about what he picked on his retirement tour:
“The only thing I wanted to do… the only idea that I gave was about Saturday Night’s Main Event on the 13th saying it should not be a John Cena show. If everybody’s saying you’re going out on your own terms, which is BS, because I want to do it forever. Okay. I have an idea of how I want to go out. And how I want to go out is not by folks remember what I did. I want a chance to perform and do some good. You want to sprinkle in moments and memories to understand and make that last match more meaningful. Fine. But let’s use the rest of our two hours and show the future of the business. That’s how I want to go out.
Because when I came in, there was a gold medalist who was like, ‘I’ll work with the kid’, and to be on a sold out show in Chicago and hear that noise. I was already hooked, but like that’s it. I want to give NXT kids a chance to be there and I want to give major WWE superstars a chance to be on the card. It’s a limited thing. It’s not WrestleMania. There’s only limited spots, but that’s how I want to go out.”
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