WWE News on Edge: Edge hints that his final retirement is near
Edge surprised professional wrestling fans after making his return to the ring 9 years after retiring due to a complicated neck injury.
However, it seems that the fighter is already thinking about a definitive retirement. And it is that, just a few months ago, he announced.
His intention to hang up his boots next year, planning to play his last fight in his homeland, Canada, against his compatriots.
An idea that he continues to maintain, as denoted by his statements in a recent interview with The Nation Network, where the WWE Hall of Famer.
Assured that his second retirement will be the final one. “That’s the key. The first time they told me, ‘You have to quit. That’s it, you’re done,'” Edge said.
“It was at WrestleMania. I retired as a world champion, and although it sounds like the end of the story, I didn’t know it. That made it so hard for me.
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To accept all those years, but I had to do it and move on with what my current life is. I raised an amazing and beautiful family, and the acting thing.
Started to fade a little bit. But when I had the chance to get this back, the first thing I thought was, ‘I want to retire in Toronto.’ Because, I repeat.
I know there is not much time left. But if I can do it there, then I think I can be satisfied. I’m fine. That was the last thing to cross off the list.
I haven’t come back to win 4 more championships or anything like that. Actually, I’m just back to have fun, to try to help and teach.
A new generation of talent that I’ve never had my hands on. I always tell them that we are storytellers. It was always my intention to come back.
And tell a hellish story for three or four years and then ride off into the sunset.” Edge returned to WWE at Royal Rumble 2020, marking.
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One of the highlights of the event. Later, it was confirmed that the fighter had signed a contract with the company to make several appearances.
And fights part-time. He is currently away from the company’s programming while his story with The Judgment Day, the group he created, seems not to have ended.
