Jeff Jarrett Urges WWE to Feature John Cena in Several Annual Matches

AEW personality Jeff Jarrett told listeners he wants John Cena back in the ring. He urged Cena to end his in-ring retirement and wrestle a limited schedule.

Jarrett’s proposal

Jarrett made his comments on the My World podcast. He suggested Cena work a handful of dates each year.

He compared the idea to Brock Lesnar’s part-time schedule. Jarrett recommended two to four matches annually as a model.

Why Jarrett thinks Cena matters

Jarrett argued the business benefits when big names perform occasionally. He used Hulk Hogan as an example of long-term drawing power.

He said John Cena brings value whether he wrestles, manages, or appears on-screen. Jarrett believes Cena enhances any creative plan.

Money and logistics

Jarrett highlighted pay as a likely sticking point. He questioned what TKO would pay and what Cena would accept.

Negotiations over fees and role would determine if the plan moves forward. Jarrett said those details will decide the outcome.

Cena’s current position

Cena is a 17-time world champion. He recently stated he will remain part of the WWE family, but not as an active wrestler.

That stance conflicts with Jarrett’s idea. Jarrett continues to urge WWE to feature John Cena in several annual matches or appearances.

Implications for WWE

A limited Cena return could create marquee moments without a full schedule. It would mirror modern part-time strategies for top stars.

Whether TKO and Cena align on terms remains uncertain. Filmogaz.com will monitor developments and report further updates.