AJ Styles On Retirement, Gunther, Hall Of Fame, John Cena, One More Match?

I had so much fun in my career. I can't imagine what is out there left that I needed to do. >> Near the end knowing I was going to retire. I got weird. >> In what way? >> I was questioning everything. >> Questioning whether it was the right decision. >> It's difficult because this is all I've

ever known. The only way you get to this point is to be obsessed with it. And I was. >> How did you know it was time? >> I am older, but I can still go. But that's not the reason to stay in it. At some point, you will embarrass yourself. >> Do you miss it?

Why not have your last match at Wrestlemania this year? That's not where I started. I know there's people who have Wrestlemania as their big PL, but mine was the Royal. Do you think about the legacy you've left in this industry? I don't know. Maybe there isn't one. Maybe I'm not necessarily a WWE guy, but

you were the guy in TNA. >> I'll accept that. >> John Cena told me that you were the best to ever do it. For John to say that means a lot to me. In my head, I don't know if that's true. Of all the championships you won, is there one that stands out the most? Ooh. I'm so curious

what the original idea was for the match at Wrestlemania 36. >> I don't know. We didn't get a chance to really talk it over and we never had to redo it. It makes you wonder what that would have been like if we had been in the ring together. >> What do you think makes you one of the

best of all time in the ring? >> That's a really good question. >> AJ Styles, great to see you again. >> Yeah, man. Good to be back. >> Thank you for uh making this happen here. >> No, it's an easy drive for me to Nashville. So, I've kind of hit this road a couple times in my career. So, it