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During a Wednesday morning guest spot on ESPN, John Cena teased potentially appearing at WWE WrestleMania 40.

Cena was a guest on Wednesday's edition of ESPN First Take. The topic of his attire came up during the interview. Cena was asked if he prefers wearing his signature jorts or three-piece suits. Cena responded that, if we're talking WrestleMania 40, he hopes the jorts are there. If we're talking First Take, he'll put a suit on.

So it depends. It depends. If we're talking WrestleMania 40 -- crossing my fingers -- I hope the jorts are there. If we're talking First Take, I will do my best to put on a waistcoat for you guys.

Dave Meltzer reported last week that Cena's acting schedule will determine whether or not he can appear at WrestleMania. If Cena is involved with the event, it's likely that he'll do something fun, short, and memorable rather than something that would be deemed a physical risk.

Cena will soon be filming a second season of 'Peacemaker.' There has been some talk about Cena at Mania. It’s basically up to his acting schedule and if there is something going on. If there is, he may appear but couldn’t do anything that would be deemed a risk. We were told that if he does appear, the idea is to do something fun, short and memorable and with substance.

In fall 2023, Cena was able to make an extended return to WWE due to Hollywood being on strike. He lost to Solo Sikoa at Crown Jewel last November and then returned to Hollywood after the strike ended.

Cena competed in the ring at WrestleMania 39 last year, losing to Austin Theory.

Cena, who turns 47 years old next month, wants to retire from in-ring competition before he's 50.

WrestleMania 40 is taking place from Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7.

This article first appeared on F4WOnline.com and was syndicated with permission.

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