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Nobody in their wildest dreams ever thought that the face of WWF, Hulk Hogan, would leave the beloved company of Vince McMahon and join the rival promotion of WCW in the late 90s. Similarly, WWE fans cannot imagine former World Champion John Cena wrestling for any other company than WWE. Thankfully, Cena recently clarified that he will still be with the WWE Universe till his very last match.

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John Cena will stay with WWE as long as he is a wrestler

Cena recently appeared at Florida Supercon in a Q&A session, where he answered the questions for his younger fans. One fan asked Cena whether he would like to wrestle for another company ever again.

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To which Cena straightaway said no. The 16-time World Champion said that even though life teaches us to say ‘never say never’, he can certainly confirm that he is not leaving Vince McMahon for once.

“There’s a whole like ‘never say never’ philosophy and I’m also that way in life because you never know what life will bring you. But, I can with certainty say no.” Cena said.

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This is not the first time Cena sided with WWE. There have been multiple questions regarding his switch to any other company. ‘The Leader of Cenation’ would gently deny his intentions to move.

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John Cena has been a cornerstone for the biggest wrestling promotion on this planet for over a decade now. The WWE has made a fortune off of Cena’s merchandise sales and anything related to Cena.

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Frankly, the pro-wrestling world cannot imagine wrestling for any other company ever, whether it is AEW or any other promotion.

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