Edge says he won’t quit, but he’s clearly quit one time before 11 years ago. Q: With the viciousness that’s gone on in this story, is it fitting that it’s an ‘I Quit’ match?Ī: I feel like there is no other way to really settle this dispute.
I feel long overdue and finally I’ll get the opportunity to show Edge and the world that I belong in the ring in the main event. Our careers had not been aligned up until recently and I feel like everything has kind of fallen into place the last couple months and the match is finally happening. He returned to the ring at Royal Rumble (in 2020) and that spark was reignited. Any idea or hope or dream I had of wrestling Edge in the ring kind of evaporated. What does it mean to finally get this match that you probably thought wasn’t gonna happen?Ī: Edge retired 11 years ago. Q: You’ve said this match with Edge is something you’ve been dying for. Before the big stretch, Balor took time for some Q&A with The Post’s Joseph Staszewski. He will also be part of the season premiere of “Monday Night Raw” at Barclays Center on Oct. It’s led him to his first-ever singles match with WWE Hall of Famer Edge in an “I Quit” match at the Extreme Rules pay-per-view at Wells Fargo Center on Saturday (8 p.m., Peacock). Money in the Bank predictions: WWE has chance to get it very rightįormer WWE star paralyzed during match dead at 54įinn Balor believes he’s tapped into the best version of himself in WWE since joining The Judgment Day faction with Rhea Ripley and Damian Priest in June. Stunning Money in the Bank ending changes everything for The Bloodline, Roman Reigns AEW star’s heel turn is off to a rocky start
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