WWE’s Edge and Beth Phoenix’s recent victory at the 2023 WWE Elimination Chamber premium live event has raised questions about Edge’s future in the wrestling business. Despite his upcoming retirement, Edge left the door open for himself to explore various roles within the company. In a post-show media scrum, Edge expressed his desire to be a “jack of all trades,” indicating a willingness to continue acting, lending his brain to the company, and possibly even getting involved with The Judgment Day stable.
Edge’s 31-year career in wrestling has seen him work with three generations of talent, and he’s seemingly committed to making the transition to new roles within the company. He’s particularly proud of the work the Judgment Day stable has accomplished, despite being kicked out due to his departure from the group. Edge acknowledged that he can see himself involved with the stable in the future, but emphasized that he’s taking things one step at a time.
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Edge’s recent feud with Austin Theory over the United States Title on Monday Night RAW further solidifies his commitment to the company. His upcoming retirement has left his future uncertain, but it’s clear that he’s not ready to hang up his boots just yet. As he explores new opportunities, Edge is likely to remain an important figure in the WWE, possibly in a capacity beyond in-ring competition.
Edge’s comments suggest that he’s open to a range of possibilities, from acting to behind-the-scenes work. His extensive experience and reputation within the company make him an asset that WWE will likely want to retain in some capacity. The exact nature of his future involvement is uncertain, but one thing is clear: Edge’s departure from the ring won’t mean the end of his involvement with WWE.
