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WWE reportedly plans retirement tours for Brock Lesnar, AJ Styles, and possibly Chris Jericho in 2026.
Cena’s farewell run in 2025 boosted ticket and merchandise demand for WWE.
Styles is considered the most likely retirement run among the group, with plans for 2026 but no fixed date.
Lesnar is among those talked about for a retirement tour, with mentions of SummerSlam 2026 and Royal Rumble appearances.
Jericho’s potential move to WWE from AEW could contribute to retirement tour discussions.
The article frames retirement tours as a significant attraction for WWE’s yearly schedule.
The piece notes potential future retirement tours for current stars like CM Punk and Rey Mysterio as possibilities.
The report is attributed to Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter as the source of the working plans.
The article places Cena’s 2025 farewell within WWE’s broader strategy to leverage retirements as story anchors.
The piece suggests retirement tours could be recalibrated around legendary stars as WWE’s main event calendar evolves.
The article notes that Styles will be 49 next June and has signaled retirement timing.

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Lesnar retirement rumors gain steam as reports suggest a possible final match at SummerSlam 2026.
Cena's comments help fuel the retirement speculation surrounding Lesnar’s future.
WWE discusses a possible three-hour SmackDown as plans to boost the blue brand take shape.
AEW top star MJF is reportedly poised to return soon after film commitments.
MJF could pursue a title opportunity immediately due to a contract guaranteeing a world title shot.
Samoa Joe holds the current AEW World Championship as plans for future feuds are discussed.
Cena and Lesnar’s recent interactions fuel talk of a potential sunset year for Lesnar.
Bleacher Report trends highlight Cena's retirement-related media moments and Cena vs. Gunther match chatter.
WWE reportedly attempts to balance rosters if SmackDown expands, affecting major names on both brands.
The report notes WWE’s broader strategy beyond a SmackDown expansion, including talent and creative boosts.

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