Every pro wrestler has a shelf life.
Despite how big, how famous or how valuable a guy is, eventually the sun will set, and the time will come to move on.
It happens to the best, and for those men and women who have given their all to the business they love, the understanding exists that sooner or later, it will be time to hang up the boots and move on with the next chapter of their lives.
It’s not an easy day to confront, nor is it an easy day to accept. But, to fight it is to prolong it, and to prolong it means making the eventual departure that much harder later on.
One day, the last match will happen, and the final bell will ...
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