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A recent report from Fightful Select discussed Cena’s recent comments on it being “financial suicide” to get him out of retirement. The report suggested that even if such a thing were to happen, the destination was unlikely to ever be All Elite Wrestling for various reasons.
This topic of AEW also wasn’t discussed during his retirement, and a move for him to the Tony Khan-led promotion has never been seen as a possibility. Meanwhile, Cena also stays contractually obligated to the Stamford-based promotion for a number of years.
John Cena has a multi-year contract with WWE
The same report by Fightful Select also stated that The Franchise Player has signed a multi-year contract with WWE.
He currently serves as an ambassador with the Stamford-based promotion and hosted both nights of WrestleMania 42. Cena also made an appearance during Backlash this year to announce The John Cena Classic.
The Franchise Player seems content with his decision to retire, and it is highly unlikely that he will want to get inside the squared circle again. Curiously, his deal with WWE would anyway ensure that he cannot turn out for any other promotion, least of all AEW.
For now, it remains to be seen when The Never Seen 17 makes his next appearance in the Stamford-based promotion.
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