John Cena reveals how he pitched his farewell tour."We have two options. At 48, I feel I can compete using magic, hocus pocus and all the tricks and wisdom I have, but the pace of the product has passed me by. I either post, ‘I'm done’, which is a post, or I can pump the brakes on all other activities for the year and dedicate this to being the last year. I know it hasn't been done, but this is what I think could possibly happen creatively. I'm allowing you to do whatever you want. I just want to try to use whatever energy I have to pass on and hopefully give audiences memorable moments. I think, I don't know if people understand it right away, because no wrestler ever retires, I'll be the first, but it's been great to see audiences get it and audiences understand. So now to be at these shows is something special, and we've had great moments come out of these shows. I'm not saying I'm the sole driving force behind it, but a lot of people are showing up to be like man, this is the last time I can see John, and then the show's been great enough to be like yeah, but I want to watch them fight too. So I'm very happy they bought it, and I think I would say everyone internally is happy, and I would say everyone externally has an opinion about it, which is good. Here we are in early December, looking forward to the 13th. I don't think there is apathy out there. I know some people are critical of it. Some people may be upset, some people may be overjoyed, but there isn’t apathy, and I think that means we did okay."