Appearing on The Pat McAfee Show yesterday afternoon at WWE
World, John Cena said that he’s hoping to get a break from
Hollywood later this year for one more WWE run before he
calls it a day.

Cena said that filming for the series Peacemaker will occupy
all his time pretty much till Christmas but he’s hoping that
he can tell those in Hollywood to hit the brakes for a bit
so he can come back to his WWE family.

“It is gonna be time soon for me to go and I’m embracing
that and enjoying it and it allows me to be present,” Cena
said. “I can say this with the utmost certainty, I will
always, always be part of the WWE family but the time to
compete in the ring is coming to a close.”

Cena did show up on Monday Night Raw last night to team with
The Miz and R-Truth.

Speaking about WrestleMania, Cena said this was the greatest
one ever with our without his involvement and it’s a
testament to the drawing power and contributions of the
current crop of WWE Superstars.

“What a spectacle, what a fantastic WrestleMania but that’s
because of the talent that actually put the time in. I
showed up for 90 seconds,” Cena continued.

The 16-time champ also revealed what he told Cody Rhodes in
the ring at WrestleMania, saying he asked Cody if he feels
how heavy the WWE championship is, something that Cody
responded in the affirmative.

“I said, ‘It will get heavier every day.’ Because that is
the burden you bear of trying to craft the path to being the
greatest of all time,” Cena said, adding that the goal of
this business should be that every performer passes the
torch.

“So, I hope a year from now, two years from now, three years
from now, we can all sit here and be an advocate that Cody
Rhodes is the greatest of all time. Because that’s the way
it should work,” Cena concluded.