5 Legends who should retire from WWE in 2020 and 4 who shouldn't

Should Not: John Cena

John Cena

John Cena, too, has had a part-time role in WWE in recent years, as he has transitioned to being a full-time actor. Cena has had very few matches in recent years, with his last match (if you could call his Firefly Fun House match that) coming at WrestleMania 36 against Bray Wyatt.

A few days after that match, he put out this cryptic tweet, signaling his potential retirement.

All things end. When it’s time to leave, leave them guessing.

— John Cena (@JohnCena) April 8, 2020

In an interview last year, Cena said that he will never retire from the company... which could perhaps mean his appearances on WWE rather than actually wrestling in the ring:

“I will never walk away from the WWE. When do I walk away with a sense of mental and physical sanity? I’m right at that precipice. I feel great, I’m in the best shape of my life. It’s not that I couldn’t continue, but I think from this point on I run the risk of tipping that balance the wrong way.”

If it's the in-ring action we are talking about, Cena still has something to offer, at least one final retirement match, perhaps against an up-and-coming Superstar... maybe even someone like Seth Rollins or Drew McIntyre. That would be the perfect way to pass the baton in WWE.