Shinsuke Nakamura deletes update after accidentally spoiling WWE Royal Rumble match ending 

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It’s unclear if Nakamura was aware that this was a massive spoiler when he shared it, or if he was sharing purely to show fans that he and Styles decided that they needed one more match before he walked away and they were able to have it.

That being said, it’s now out there in black and white and the WWE Universe could now be forced to prepare to say goodbye to the Phenomenal One.

Will AJ Styles walk away from WWE at The Royal Rumble?

While Styles’ retirement tour has only just gotten underway, it’s worth noting that he has been claiming he wants to retire for a while. He was going to walk away a few years ago, but instead made it clear that 2026 would be his last year.

While John Cena got a whole year to bow out on his terms, Styles is a different person and could be happy to have completed 10 years in WWE and walk away with that as his main accomplishment.

Not every ending has to be storybook. Styles has achieved so much across so many wrestling platforms that he doesn’t need to extend his story to WrestleMania and announce this as the end. He should shock the fans and say goodbye quickly because all he wants to do now is spend some time with his kids.