Adam Copeland made his return to the world of wrestling six years ago. Recently, he took to social media to reflect on what it’s been like since he’s been back.
Copeland, who now wrestles with All Elite Wrestling, returned as Edge in WWE back in 2020. In a recent post on Instagram (via WrestlePurists), Copeland said he feels like he got a second chance at his dream career. However, he knows his time in the ring is coming to an end.
“I feel like I got my dream career twice. I got to do it the first time, had to retire for nine years, and then get it back again,” said Copeland. “That’s good stuff, but I’m also a realist, and I know I’m coming close to the end here.”
Whenever Copeland retires, he will go down as one of the undoubted greats in the world of wrestling. Throughout his time in the ring, he’s won 31 total championships during his time in WWE, and is also a Triple Crown and Grand Slam Champion. In AEW, he’s also held the company’s TNT Championship.
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