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John Cena will be stepping out of the ring for good next year. The wrestling star and actor announced his retirement from WWE at the franchise’s Money in the Bank event on Saturday, held at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena.“Tonight, I officially announce my retirement from WWE,” Cena told the crowd from inside the ring.The wrestler, who has won the Championship belt 16 times, went on to reflect on being with WWE for over two decades and thanked fans for their ongoing support throughout his career.Cena, who is 47, told fans that ​​April’s Wrestlemania 41 in Las Vegas would mark his last-ever fight for WWE.In a post-match press conference, the wrestler said that his retirement was a mutual decision between himself and WWE, noting that he’d still be a part of the WWE family to some extent, even if ...

Lewis Hamilton has broken a 945-day dry spell by winning the 2024 British Grand Prix. The Mercedes-Benz driver beat out his main competitors, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and McLaren’s Lando Norris, for his first Grand Prix win since the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah.The win marks Hamilton’s ninth victory at his home Grand Prix, which also saw him break the record as the F1 driver with the most wins on a single track. Hamilton was previously tied with German Michael Schumacher. Hamilton also continues to hold the record with 104 wins throughout his career, along with other accolades.It was also his last British Grand Prix racing for Mercedes as Hamilton will be moving to Ferrari in 2025.“It's so tough, I think for anyone," Hamilton said post-race, according to Motorsport. "But I thi...