Coming up on today's wrestling news, John Siener is not going out on his own terms.

Joe Hendry's WWE contract revealed.

A wild change to the next NXT Premium Live event.

And where is Chad Gable?

I'm Adam Wilborn.

And I'm Phil Chambers.

And this is the after news, the non-tony con news, basically.

Non-tony. If you want to know anything that happened on that Tony Khan era, a whole one interview, it was out this morning, we'll link to it at the end of this video.

But yeah, let's talk John Cena. He has only got two dates left on his WWE contract, unless he fancy sticking around,

or is going to be appearing at the Hall of Fame as we anticipate for next year.

But, yes, war games, where he's going to have a rematch with Dirty Dom for his icy title.

And then, of course, that last match, a Saturday night's main event in December with the winner of the last time is now tournament. Gunther. It hasn't happened yet,

but we all anticipate that's what's going to happen, let's be honest. But is he going out on his

own terms? No, not according to him on the raw recap podcast, not the excellent What Culture

Wrestling podcast that we used to do back in the day on What Culture Extra. Remember that? I'm talking

about the WW one that they do.

Cina said, I'm not going out on my own terms. If I could do this in infinity, I would do it. I made a promise to the fan base that when I started, that when I got a step slower, I got a walk away. And the sad thing is, fans see that and be like, but you've got so much left? Yes, I could probably squeeze out more matches, but at what cost? Um, he didn't do a Scottish accent as far as I'm aware. I do harm to myself, I do harm to the product. And you as a fan who's allowed me the opportunity for over two decades to spend time with you, you'd be left feeling bad or sad. I want everyone to be happy,

as I do, Phil Chambers. And I think this is a very sort of dignified way of looking at your exit of wrestling because, yeah, at the end of the day, we've all been there and seen one of our

favourites, a legend of the business, gone to seeing them and gone, oh, this isn't who I remember them to be. Yep. And look, at the end of the day, he's done it all, hasn't he? Especially now he's one of the I-Ced title. Exactly. I know at the same way, like you see people long after they've left the business and you see them walking around and you're like, ooh, that life cannot be fun and trying to get out before that happens to you. Yeah. It's probably a good thing, but it's that fine line with wrestling

where they love it so much and it's like the drug that they just want to keep on having

forever and ever and ever, and that line of realizing that I'm slowing down now, this is

going to start hurting for a lot longer than it used to hurt and things you can see why people not only move into like the role at triple

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