WWE Superstar AJ Styles, known as The Phenomenal One, has had a remarkable career in the wrestling industry. He achieved significant success by winning the prestigious WWE Championship in the same year he joined the company. Throughout his journey, Styles has shared the ring with iconic names like The Undertaker, Randy Orton, John Cena, and Roman Reigns. Despite still showcasing his best performances in the squared circle, he acknowledges that he has more years of experience behind him than ahead.
In a recent interview with The Ringer, AJ Styles opened up about his approaching retirement and his aspirations for a memorable exit from WWE. Expressing his eagerness for the future, Styles mentioned, “I’m anxious to see what story comes next. I’m getting close. I want to have that story and match to go with it before I leave the WWE. That’s what I’m looking forward to the most,” emphasizing his desire for a significant final chapter in his wrestling career.
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Regarded as one of the finest in-ring performers by fans, critics, and peers, AJ Styles is known for charming audiences with his exceptional skills each time he steps into the ring. However, despite his passion for wrestling, he understands the inevitability of retirement. During the same interview, Styles admitted his concerns about reaching a point where he might embarrass himself in the ring. Reflecting on this, he shared, “I’m done. I’m going to retire. I’m getting to that point where I am worried about embarrassing myself.” He highlighted the internal conflict between his determination to continue and the physical toll his body endures daily.
Looking ahead, AJ Styles is scheduled to face LA Knight at WWE WrestleMania XL, adding another chapter to his illustrious career. As he navigates the final stages of his professional wrestling journey, Styles stands out as a symbol of dedication and excellence in the industry, leaving fans eager to witness his future endeavors beyond the ring.
