AJ Styles opens up on his wrestling career after questions on when he would retire
Former WWE Champion AJ Styles has opened up about his wrestling career and how he has been wronged in thinking he would retire by now. Styles has been all over the world and has gone on to win numerous accolades in his career.
When asked about his retirement from the industry on Ryan Satin of Fox Sports on the Out of Character, he says: ( h/t 411 Mania)
“It’s a hard thing and you understand it more now when you know you’re getting closer to the end of your career how hard it will be to walk away because you enjoy that fan interaction, you enjoy everything about it – the friends who have become more like family. That stuff’s hard. It’s hard to leave. It’s hard to adjust once you’re done.”
“So, I’m not sure when it’s gonna be over for me but, like I said before, I signed my last contract, so we’ll see when that is. I remember thinking, ‘I’ll be 40 years old when I retire. That’s when I’m gonna retire.’ So, I was dead wrong, by the way.”
Styles is currently the WWE Raw Tag Team Champion with Omos and has won almost every title there is on offer. His wide range of skills and moves has seen him become one of the highly marketable wrestlers in the industry.
AJ Styles made his debut at the 2016 Royal Rumble, after months of speculation. He left Japan to move back home and got a chance to make an impact on the main brands in WWE. He also admits that he is also thankful that he never appeared on NXT and got a chance from the start.
With his record in TNA, NJPW and others he was one of the most sought out wrestlers before his move. Since moving, he has become a triple crown champion and is also an integral member on WWE Raw.
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