Edge reveals retirement plan: The WWE legend Edge, who holds the second-most championships in the history of the organization with a total of 31 victories, was recently invited by Logan Paul to appear on his podcast. Edge is widely recognized as a phenomenal champion who has made a significant impact both inside and outside of the wrestling ring. With such an illustrious career to his name, it’s no surprise that Logan Paul was eager to chat with the WWE legend and delve deeper into his experiences and insights. However, as of now Edge recently joined Logan Paul and Mike Majlak in the Impaulsive podcast to open up on various topics. While speaking with the Boys, Edge Reveals his retirement plan,Check out Details.Follow the latest WWE News & Updates with InsideSport.IN
Edge Reveals his Retirement plan From WWE
During his appearance on IMPAULSIVE with Logan Paul, the WWE Hall of Famer was asked about his plans for retirement and how much longer he thinks he can continue to compete in the wrestling ring.
Edge Said
“I don’t want to stick around to the point where it’s like, ‘Oh, there he is,’” Edge said. “You know, ‘Oh, okay.’ We’ll give him the courtesy cheer. I don’t want to get there. When I come out now, I feel the explosion. I feel all of that to throw at them, and that’s still there. I don’t know if that, for me, would ever go away.”
Edge continued by noting that Rocky Balboa resonated with him because the monologues in the movie connected with the feelings he had as he was beginning his comeback. He then stated that, at most, he might have another year where he can compete at an elite level.
“I feel like, in this last run, like the Rocky Balboa movie, which I watched two nights before my comeback, and I was in tears because Stallone’s monologues in it were all things that were going through my mind,” Edge said. “I realized I gotta get this out of the basement because I didn’t have the chance to end it the way I wanted to. This time, I’m gonna get to do that. Now, I got two little girls that I gotta spend the rest of my life taking care of.
“So I got a little wish list of things that are still to do, but it’s not long, and neither is the time. I think at most I might have another year in me, to be able to do at this level and still be able to do it an elite level where I can still hang and I gotta get in with Austin Theory, who’s 25. He wasn’t born when I had my first match for WWE, you know what I mean? I want to be sitting on my mountain and watching you guys do your thing and just going, ‘Man, good for them.’”
Edge’s most recent wrestling match was at WWE WrestleMania 39, where he emerged victorious in a Hell in a Cell Match against Finn Balor.
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