John Cena’s WWE retirement match cost a digital creator a staggering amount of money. John Cena retired at Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13 in Washington, D.C. The GOAT lost his final match via submission,

In several interviews prior to the night, Cena reiterated he wouldn't wrestle again and this was definitively it. He added the entire day and match was him having a conversation with the audience about it, and when he connected with everyone, it was time to end it.

Few wrestlers are more synonymous with Cena's career than Orton, and while The Viper made it clear that he would have loved to have been in Washington, D.C., to support Cena, he still went out of his way to let Cena know he was in his thoughts on one of the biggest days of Cena's career.

John Cena's career came to a bittersweet end on Saturday. Cena battled valiantly against Gunther at Saturday Night's Main Event, but was forced to tap out as Gunther relentlessly applied sleeper after sleeper to end the superstar's storied career.