Major WWE Superstar Claims He Could Miss AJ Styles’ Tribute on RAW

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However, during a recent appearance on The Morning Shift’s Full Show, The Ring General did not seem very thrilled with the idea of the tribute show. Staying true to his on-screen heel character, the former World Heavyweight Champion noted that he was not sure what he was going to do at the show. Gunther stated that he could stay away from it.

“I saw that last Monday it got advertised, and I was thinking, ‘Obviously, there has to be a farewell. Obviously, everybody has to get around the ring and cry a little bit and get all emotional.’ I wish everybody would just grow up and be able to move on in life and to realize when it’s time to go. I don’t know what I’m doing with it now at the moment, to be honest. I could stay away from it because why would I involve myself attempting to try and ruin that? So, we’ll see,” Gunther said. [H/T: WrestlePurists on X]

You can check out the entire conversation by clicking here.

Gunther opens up about the idea of retiring another former WWE Champion after AJ Styles

After Gunther retired AJ Styles from WWE on the back of defeating John Cena and Goldberg in their last matches, all within a span of seven months, many wrestling fans have been wondering if Gunther would retire more stars in the future.

In the same interview with The Morning Shift, the hosts asked Gunther about going after Brock Lesnar next. The 38-year-old responded that it would be a good idea before stating that he had several options to choose from, as many stars were overstaying their welcome.

It will be interesting to see if Gunther retires more veterans following his successful outing against AJ Styles at the Royal Rumble Premium Live Event.