AJ Styles

Hey, Sam and Megan.

So their first question is, why is now the right time to retire?

Do you have any favorite matches or moments?

Is there someone who you wanted to work that you didn't get a chance to?

What did the John Cena match mean to you?

Was there ever a thought of retiring anywhere besides WWE?

What was it that was telling you Royal Rumble, not WrestleMania, three months later?

How far back were you looking at matches knowing they were your last?

How did you look at your own retirement tour?

Any final words?

A hell of a worker, a hell of a teammate.

Just an old-ass video game brother, you know what I mean?

But that reflects, I think, who he is as a person, the discipline that he has, being involved in professional wrestling, being on the road, but continuing to stay true to being a family man, being a father.

Just happy that I was able to make some art with him when our time came a few years ago.

It would have been cool to be able to run it back and do it again, you know, explore like new chapters of what we could do together, because there's just an unintended, a phenomenal chemistry there.

So, big Al, have fun, be safe brother, and we'll see you down the road.

What I really respect about him is the kind of husband and the kind of father he is.

AJ, if you're listening to this man, I love you buddy, I wish you the best.

And thanks for the good times inside the ring and out.

I don't know anybody who has been a better positive influence in the locker room than you in my time here.