4 Retired WWE Superstars who could take up a backstage role in the company

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#4. John Cena

John Cena concluded his illustrious in-ring career last year. The Franchise Player has made it clear that he is retired and will not lace up his boots under any circumstances.

During a Q&A session at MEGACON Orlando, Cena revealed that he was trying to figure out his next role in the company. The Cenation Leader knows the business inside out, and he could be a great fit in a backstage role in the company.

#3. WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle

Kurt Angle is widely regarded as one of the complete WWE Superstars of all time. Many fans and critics praise how quickly he adapted to sports entertainment following a successful tenure as an amateur wrestler.

The Olympic Gold Medalist retired from in-ring competition after losing to Baron Corbin at WrestleMania 35. The veteran has played an on-screen General Manager before, but he could also be an asset backstage.

#2. Lita

Lita has been an inspiration to many current female WWE Superstars for her contributions back in the day. The Queen of Extreme is loved and respected for her efforts to elevate women’s wrestling, even when the situation wasn’t favorable.

The 50-year-old is a trailblazer in every sense, and now that her in-ring career is in the rear-view mirror, she could take up a backstage role in the company.

#1. Stone Cold Steve Austin

Stone Cold Steve Austin was the face of The Attitude Era, widely regarded as the boom period of professional wrestling. It has been over two decades since his in-ring retirement, but Austin is still one of the top merchandise sellers of the company.

The Texas Rattlesnake’s impact on the business is undeniable. Given his experience, Stone Cold could fit right into a backstage role.