Adam Copeland Opens Up About Possible Backstage Role In AEW After Retirement
Adam Copeland will always need to scratch his creative itch.
Following the end of their in-ring careers, many wrestlers will transition to a backstage role in an effort to still be involved with the business in some capacity. While chatting with Westwood One Sports for a new interview, Copeland was asked if he is interested in that path.
“That’s up to Tony and what he may need. That’s stuff that I don’t know. Where would you need me? Then I think we’d just discuss it at that time and go ‘Okay, well yeah, that sounds like fun’ or ‘I just want to sit on my deck or go jet skiing or kayaking or something.’ I don’t know. But I’m a creative person and I know that no matter what, I’ll need to scratch that creative itch. Whether that’s just purely acting or maybe it’s helping with creative in AEW and still continuing in acting. I don’t know, but I do know in terms of the workplace, I love going there. It wouldn’t be like twisting my arm to keep me around.”
When it comes to being a wrestling executive after his retirement, Copeland isn’t a huge fan of that idea. Check out his full comments by clicking here.
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