Add as a preferred source on Google LA Knight, one of WWE’s most popular names in recent years, has again opened up about how he sees his future in pro wrestling.
In a recent interview with Chris Van Vliet, the “Megastar” admitted he does not plan to keep wrestling indefinitely, even though he still feels physically capable of continuing for several more years.
“Wrestle into my 50s? F*** no. But would I like to come in and do the occasional appearance? Maybe. I don’t think I’ve been built up to the point where I can do an The Undertaker or Steve Austin type of thing, so that’s not in my future.”
“If they get crazy enough to go, ‘We’re going to put him in the Hall of Fame,’ sure, I’ll come back and do that—but I’ve got a feeling that ain’t going to happen either.”
“It’s just my feeling of never being appreciated. No matter what I’ve gone, I’ve always felt underappreciated in the wrestling business. I don’t know.” h/t Ringside News
Knight is 43 years old and has won the WWE United States Championship twice, along with a run as Million Dollar Champion in NXT.
Despite his strong connection with the crowd, he has yet to win a world title in WWE.