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On social media, Balor briefly reflected on his Street Fight win over McDonagh from this week’s Monday Night RAW. The Prince claimed he has 99 problems, but The Judgment Day ain’t one.

“I got 99 problems but Judgment Day ain’t one,” wrote Balor.

Check out Balor’s post on X:

Finn Balor opened up about the struggles of being in the wrestling business

Finn Balor has admitted that he isn’t sure of ending his professional wrestling career and giving up as a WWE Superstar. The former WWE Universal Champion added that he wants to perform at the highest level and be a part of the biggest WWE shows.

Speaking on What’s Your Story? podcast, Balor revealed the struggles of being in the professional wrestling business, stating that he and his wife, Vero Rodriguez, are mostly away from their families.

“I don’t know if I want to give up WWE, right? Because I want to perform at the top. I want to be on the biggest shows. But deep down, I struggle daily with like what I’m giving up for that. And it’s not like I get so, I want to say jealous, but I’m so envious of the guys who have their families here in the United States. And they just like fly home on Tuesday morning after Raw. For me and Vero, we just come home from work, but our families are still far away,”

Finn Balor is still feuding with The Judgment Day, and his issues with Dominik Mysterio seem far from over, despite The Demon defeating his former stablemate at WrestleMania 42.