It’s been a few years since Edge came out of retirement and on Saturday night he teamed up with his wife Beth Phoenix to defeat the team of Rhea Ripley and Finn Balor at Elimination Chamber in Montreal.
Edge had previously made some comments about possibly having his last match in Toronto when WWE returns to the city later this year. During the post show press conference if that’s still something he’s considering and he said he hasn’t made any firm decisions.
“I try not to make any firm decisions, but here’s what I can say about tonight. For nine years I was retired. I come back and I get to team with my wife, who I married while I was retired and had two beautiful little girls with. The fact that we get to do this at all, I never thought this would happen. We’re out there, and if it looks like we’re having, it’s because we are, we’re having a blast. I get to stand shoulder to shoulder with this woman. We get to hit a shatter machine, which we have never even attempted before, and pulled off. She hasn’t wrestled a match in a year and one month. Hops in there tonight in that kind of pressure cooker against two talents like that, and man, I’m just static. I’m not really thinking about what I’m having for breakfast tomorrow, let alone what I’m going to do five, six, seven, eight months from now. I will say, I would like it to be in Canada.”
Austin Theory also spoke during the post-show press conference and he issued an open challenge for his United States Championship on Raw. Edge accepted the challenge and WWE has confirmed that the Rated R Superstar will challenge Theory for the gold on Monday night. Stay tuned for updates.
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