Megan Morant

And I will say the one thing I respect, if this is it, we're not seeing a diminished version of AJ Styles.

We never saw a diminished version of it.

I don't even think he missed a beat a little bit.

There was some discussion with Cena and his run, whether he still had it at some point, still put on great matches.

But you started to wonder if he wasn't quite the same Super Cena we were used to.

I haven't had that question once with AJ.

I've seen someone who, you know, I've had a chance to talk to him about, you know, about this being the last year in the locker room.

And he's someone who takes so much pride in his work.

He is someone who refuses.

He doesn't ever want fans to see even a slightly diminished version of AJ Styles.

And the thing is, like, man, he...

He could go into his 50s.

I really think so.

With the way he takes care of his body, he still has the same athleticism he had when I first was in the ring with him, what, a decade ago?

His run is really, truly remarkable.

To be at his age in his late 40s and to still be so crisp, man.

It'll, if this was indeed his last raw, what a run, what an incredible run.

I know we're not here eulogizing him yet.

I know he still has that opportunity to beat Gunther and keep competing in his career.

But man, truly the best guy from a technical standpoint I've ever been in the ring with.