Not this guy, I only watched the segment after learning he didn't retire. But while watching that segment, I have to say, it was pretty damn obvious that he wasn't going to retire. Don't get me wrong, Henry's acting was absolutely wonderful and based off that alone I can completely understand why people thought it was the real deal but everything else pointed in the opposite direction. If this was the real deal, I highly doubt John Cena would have been involved as much. Based off pretty much every WWE retirement speech in the last few years, having someone who really didn't have much importance in your career being an semi-integral part of your speech was a drastic change from the norm. That and it's pretty heavily foreshadowed before the turn that he isn't really retiring. During Cena's promo where he talks about whoever his next opponent is (another huge tip off that it wasn't sincere, history tells me if Cena's out there talking about his next challenger then the person interrupting is either him, or someone like a gm to tell who it is) but he ends off by saying something along the lines of "when I lose this belt, I know that he will have EARNED it," stressing the earned "as I did" and then later during Mark's speech he gives Cena the belt back because it's a belt that has to be "earned." No way that was coincidental (okay, I heavily doubt it was considering the high quality of the segment as a whole). Very smartly written.