“I’ve been gone for too long” – John Cena on coming back to WWE and his 20 years in the company

Former WWE Champion John Cena opens up about WWE comeback and his 20th Anniversary in the company. 

Former WWE Champion John Cena reveals making a comeback to the company soon. He also talked about celebrating his 20th Anniversary in WWE. 

John Cena recently spoke to Adam Glyn of Adam’s Apple about a wide variety of subjects. But mainly about his comeback to WWE and Also about his 20th Anniversary. He mentioned his great rivals, Batista and Randy Orton. 

“Oh, soon,” John Cena said. “I know in WWE, I turn 20 pretty soon so that’s a pretty big thing. From a pretty storied class of folks Batista, Randy Orton, Brock, we kind of all turn 20 this year, so I’m aware that that’s coming around the corner, and who knows, but it’s one of those hard truths to bear. There’s a lot of cool stuff going on, and I don’t want to say no to any opportunities that are on my doorstep. So I don’t know when I’ll be back. But hopefully, it’s soon. I’ve been gone for too long.”

The 16-time WWE Champion last appeared at the SummerSlam in August 2021, where he lost to Roman Reigns and failed to capture the Universal Championship. 

John Cena said that his transition to Hollywood came down to not being afraid of failure

Cena followed the footsteps of one of his greatest rivals, The Rock, into Hollywood and recently found great success in his career. 

However, John Cena has offered advice and is willing to give it a shot. While speaking with Adam Glyn and stated that one simply has to be okay with failing.

“Just be okay with failing. This ‘transition’ has taken 15 years now,” John Cena said. “So from ‘The Marine’ until now and there’s a lot of failure in there you guys have watched. Don’t be afraid to fail, and it’s okay to have a great support system around you, and certainly the WWE audience, I’ve said on multiple occasions, and I’ll keep saying it, they made me into the man I am today.” [H/T: Fightful]

Cena is one of the all-time greats in the history of WWE and is currently tied for the most world championship reigns of all time. Unfortunately, we have to wait and watch when the Cenation returns to WWE. 

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