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John Cena Announces WWE Retirement

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Professional wrestler John Cena has announced his departure from WWE. Making the announcement at WWE Money in the Bank in Toronto, Canada, the 16-time world champion revealed that he will retire from the sport in 2025.

John detailed that his final appearances will include the 2025 Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas, launching his ‘John Cena Farewell Tour 2025’. Reflecting on his over two decades in WWE, he acknowledged both the highs and lows, expressing gratitude for the current success of WWE while recalling times of adversity.

Additionally, John expressed interest in participating as WWE Raw transitions to Netflix in January. Since his debut in 2002, Cena has shifted to a more part-time role since 2018 to focus on his burgeoning movie career.


 

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Ruben Amorim Admits He’s Fighting to Keep His Job at Man United

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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has admitted that he is fighting to keep his job as the season enters its crucial second half.

Since taking over in November, the former Sporting CP coach has struggled to turn things around, losing seven of his 13 Premier League games, including five defeats at Old Trafford.

Speaking at a press conference, the 40-year-old acknowledged the risks involved, especially with United’s approach in the January transfer window, where they made no major signings.

“We are fighting for our jobs until the summer,” Amorim said, admitting that stepping into a struggling team mid-season without reinforcements was always going to be a gamble.


 

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Paul Parker Says Amorim Made the Right Choice Letting Rashford Leave Man U

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Former Manchester United defender Paul Parker has weighed in on Marcus Rashford’s loan move to Aston Villa, suggesting that new manager Ruben Amorim won’t have any regrets about letting the forward leave Old Trafford.

Speaking to Metro, Parker argued that Amorim made the right call by offloading Rashford, citing his inconsistency and playing style as key reasons.

According to the former England international, Rashford was not the kind of forward Amorim needed, and keeping him in the squad could have disrupted the team’s balance.

“I don’t think Amorim will regret it at all. Rashford wouldn’t have given him what he wants,” Parker said. “He is not a natural center-forward. Even in the Ipswich game, yes, he scored, but he was invisible for most of the match.”

Parker also pointed out Rashford’s struggles with physicality, claiming that the forward dislikes having defenders behind him because he doesn’t enjoy the physical battle.

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He further suggested that Rashford’s attitude in recent months might have been a distraction for the team, something Amorim didn’t need in his first season at the club.


 

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Mikel Obi Names Thierry Henry as Premier League’s Greatest Player

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Former Chelsea midfielder John Mikel Obi has named Thierry Henry as the greatest player in Premier League history, putting the Arsenal legend at the top of his list.

Mikel Obi, who played alongside legends like Lampard, Drogba, and Terry during his time at Chelsea, doesn’t believe Salah has done enough to be named the greatest.

Speaking on the Obi One Podcast, Mikel said, “Numbers-wise, you can put Salah in the conversation, but when you talk about a complete player, you can’t put him in that conversation.”

Mikel, who’s close friends with Salah, praised the winger’s growth over the years. “I’m a huge fan of Salah; I’ve known him since our Chelsea days. He’s a different player now—mentally and physically stronger, and more confident.”

But for Mikel, there’s one player who stands above all: “The best player to have played in the Premier League is Thierry Henry,” he said. “For two to three years, he completely dominated the league. He had everything—fantastic on the ball, fast, skilled—he was phenomenal.”

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