“Ass Boys retire like Vince McMahon”- John Cena reacts to Max Caster’s mention of Vince McMahon’s retirement in a pre-match rap in AEW
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John Cena and Max Caster
John Cena is still regarded as the golden boy of WWE and this year in June he completed 20 years in the company. Cena is regarded as the vital part of the company helped in the development of the company during the Ruthless aggression era, he captivated the crowd since his debut in 2002 and has managed to be an intriguing character since then. John Cena’s “Never Give Up” attitude and his philanthropic work outside of wrestling has inspired many across the world.
Although John Cena has not yet retired from wrestling, he has stated that he is unsure of his return date. After 2016, John’s frantic movie career kept him incredibly busy, and even now, he continues to receive numerous significant proposals at his door. He has made intermittent appearances since becoming a free agent in 2017, albeit he has participated in relatively few battles. At the time, there was no guarantee about his wrestling future, therefore he was not interested in the broader picture. He battled for a title bout, although he was expected to lose it.
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John Cena had referred to Vince McMahon as his father figure
Back in 2021, John Cena gave Vince McMahon high praise in an interview with Graham Matthews of the Bleacher Report, claiming that Vince means more to him than anybody could ever comprehend and that he is a close friend, a mentor, and akin to a father figure. Vince means a lot to John Cena, who has said that he is unsure whether he would ever be able to fully express how much he values and loves Vince.
Around 2010, John Cena and Vince McMahon engaged in a brief storyline in which they squared off against one another twice. On both occasions, Cena lost—once due to interference from Triple H and again after McMahon declared a no-disqualification match after realizing he would lose.
AEW Superstar Max Caster who goes by the Rapper gimmick in the promotion had mentioned Vince McMahon’s retiring in his pre match rap, he said
“No filter, I ain’t Instagram, we’ll make the Ass Boys retire like Vince McMahon.”
John Cena who also displayed a rapper gimmick early on in his career took no time in replying the AEW star. He shared a picture of Caster on his Instagram handle. John had stated once that he wont beat Caster in a Rap battle.
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