In his weekly column, the Post Match Angle, Joseph Staszewski takes us on a journey through the world of professional wrestling. This week, we reflect on Edge’s milestone moment on SmackDown, as he celebrated 25 years in the WWE. It felt like a true celebration, perhaps even a farewell. Edge, at 49 years old, faced his friend Sheamus in what he claimed would be his last bout in his hometown of Toronto. The match was filled with excitement, culminating in Edge delivering two spears to defeat Sheamus. The crowd erupted with cheers as pyro exploded in the background, marking an epic victory for Edge. After the match, Edge addressed the audience, hinting that this may be his final appearance as a wrestler. While his current WWE deal ends soon, he remains uncertain about his future in the business. “I don’t know what the future holds,” he admitted. “I have to consider my family’s wishes and decide what’s best for me.” Although this could potentially be the end of Edge’s wrestling career, there are numerous possibilities for how this story might unfold. He could retire permanently, satisfied with a perfect ending to his comeback journey. Alternatively, he could embark on a retirement tour, leading up to a final match against a formidable opponent. Another option is a short stint in AEW, reuniting with his best friend Christian Cage for one last hurrah. A dream match against MJF or Kenny Omega is also a tantalizing prospect. The recent hints of Edge’s presence in AEW Collision indicate that there may be more in store for him. Regardless of how his story concludes, the beauty of this moment cannot be denied. In other wrestling news, the Kenny Omega-Bullet Club Gold beatdown segment on AEW didn’t quite hit the mark for some viewers. The lack of intensity and the nonchalant reaction from commentator Jim Ross left something to be desired. Furthermore, “Hangman” Adam Page’s lackluster response to his friend’s attack seemed out of place. The seriousness of the upcoming match at All In was somewhat overshadowed by a lighthearted beer spot. However, Shinsuke Nakamura’s recent vignette on Monday Night Raw showed a different side of him, showcasing a cold and calculated persona as he exploited Seth Rollins’ back injury. This new direction for Nakamura has the potential to captivate audiences. The column also highlights various other noteworthy moments across different promotions. It recognizes Chris Jericho and Don Callis’ intriguing storyline, the promising partnership between Piper Nevin and Chelsea Green, the compelling NXT video package highlighting the journeys of Angel Garza and Humberto Carrillo, and the impactful promos delivered by Crazzy Steve and Chad Gable. The column concludes with a mention of the unique Texas Chainsaw Deathmatch between Jeff Hardy and Jeff Jarrett and the puzzling sequence involving Matt Cardona and Steph De Lander’s Ghostbuster-inspired entrance. Overall, the world of professional wrestling continues to captivate fans with its thrilling storylines and unforgettable moments.
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