John Cena pens an emotional message ahead of his final WWE Elimination Chamber appearance

The upcoming year will be John Cena's final year in WWE as a full-time performer, and The Leader of Cenation wants to go out in style. Today, the 16-time World Champion penned an emotional message ahead of his final Elimination Chamber appearance in Toronto.

Earlier this year at Money in the Bank in Toronto, John Cena announced his retirement tour, which would kick off when Monday Night RAW moves to Netflix. The Leader of Cenation would appear on the show and return to the road as an active competitor for one final time before retiring by the end of the year.

Today, the 16-time World and five-time United States Champion penned an emotional message before he appeared in Canada. The Hollywood star will make his final Elimination Chamber appearance in 2025, and the 47-year-old star sent a message on X (fka Twitter).

"Toronto, I was lucky enough to stand in your ring to announce my retirement. I said I’d be back. This is it! The last time is now! I’m so excited to stand in your ring one last time. Do NOT miss it and looking forward to an unforgettable event!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦," Cena wrote.

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Current WWE champion issues a warning to John Cena

John Cena has won multiple titles in the Stamford-based promotion but never once got his hands on the Intercontinental Championship. The Leader of the Cenation gave new life to the United States Championship but didn't get to hold the workhorse title of the company.

In an interview on Ringside Fest 2024, Intercontinental Champion Bron Breakker warned The Leader of Cenation ahead of his WWE return. The current WWE champion stated John Cena wouldn't be able to finish his retirement tour if he came after him and the title.

"If I were him [John Cena], I would choose anyone else. So that he can make it till the end of the year and not be beaten up. If he faces me, he's not going to make it through... I don't foresee anybody beating me for the Intercontinental Championship for a long time. So, if that's something a goal of his that he wants to accomplish before he's done, I'm really sorry, but he's probably going to retire without doing that," Breakker said.

It'll be interesting to see which titles Cena will go after when he returns for his final run.