The Undertaker has thrown out some more names who should have a farewell tour before they retire.
Throughout 2025, John Cena will wave goodbye to WWE by giving fans one final year of active competition before he retires at the end of the year. After competing in the Royal Rumble, the 47-year-old is set to enter the Elimination Chamber as he looks to vie for his 17th world championship before the clock runs out on his career. The retirement tour allows Cena to fully focus on WWE before hanging up his boots and it could be something that other roster members opt to do down the line.
Speaking to SHAK Wrestling, The Undertaker has suggested that CM Punk, Randy Orton and Paul Heyman are among those deserving of a full farewell tour before they retire.
“I would say Punk would probably be one of those. I don’t know how long Heyman plans on hanging around, but, I mean, he has done enough for enough talent that I think he should be in there. I mean, I don’t know who else is out there that may be retiring anytime soon. If Randy wraps it up, Randy definitely deserves that. I mean, he’s had a pretty storied career, and I’d like to see guys like that — you definitely want to see them get their get their flowers and say their goodbyes.”
-The Undertaker
As part of his retirement tour, Cena will feature heavily on WWE’s European TV tapings on the road to WrestleMania. Earlier today, Cena was announced for three episodes of RAW this March, taking place in Brussels, Glasgow and London respectively.
As always, we’ll aim to provide any further updates on John Cena’s retirement tour as soon as we hear more.
H/T to Fightful for the transcription.
