John Cena reflects on winning 17 world titles, claims he was unsure about surpassing Ric Flair's iconic championship record due to his respect for the legend.

John Cena's retirement tour officially came to an end on Saturday night as he competed against and lost to Gunther via submission in Washington D.C.

After sending John Cena to retirement with a submission loss at Saturday Night's Main Event, Gunther took to social media for a victory lap.

In their final parlay, Cena smiled and tapped out to Gunther, a dominant Austrian professional wrestler in WWE known as “The Ring General,” after being placed in an unsecured sleeper hold for approximately 10 seconds. Cena laid on the mat for over a minute as announcers declared Gunther the new standard for professional wrestling.

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During an interview with "Trading Secrets," Flair revealed her desire to compete on "Dancing With The Stars," which awards its winning pair with the coveted silver Mirrorball Trophy. The latest Mirrorball was handed out to Robert Irwin and Witney Carson, the winners of season 34.

After his in-ring retirement from WWE, John Cena celebrated the end of his legendary career with a symbolic post on Instagram.