Adam Copeland AKA Edge recently appeared on the Not Sam Wrestling podcast, and Copeland discussed his inevitable retirement.

According to the WWE Hall of Famer, he has a “two-year-window”:

"I can do this for a limited time, because it is all limited. Even though it's been four or five years back now, it's not like I got another four or five in front of me. I know I don't. We're looking at like a two year window here to be able to get as much done as I can get done, tell as many stories as I can, and try and help talent along the way with that and I need to be there more and to do that and I want to be there more to do that because even still, it's not like the schedule was back when I was riding 220 or 250 days a year….”

“At most, it's two times a week and that's very doable to still be the dad I need to be, to be the partner I need to be. I still have the time and the energy to do that because it's not as all consuming as it was. I don't let it be as all consuming as it used to be either. But by the schedule, it just becomes less all consuming. I wanted to be able to do as much as I could while I could and that felt like the place I was going to be able to be allowed to do that. That's when it really, I was like, that's where I gotta go."

Copeland is currently in the midst of a bitter feud with Christian Cage in AEW.

H/T – WrestlingNews.co