It’s always better to take pro wrestling retirements with a grain of salt. Aside from wrestlers who retire due to major injuries, it has been impossible for wrestlers to retire permanently. WWE Hall of Famer Madusa never formally hung up her boots after leaving WCW in 2001.
Following her induction into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2015 and recent performances in AEW and WWE, the concept of Medusa returning for one more match is more popular than ever. In an interview with The Wrestling Perspective Podcast, Medusa was questioned if she will ever return to the ring again. She wasn’t opposed to the notion, but she did express her displeasure with returning female WWE wrestlers.
Who do we always see come back? It’s always Lita and Trish [Stratus]. I’m pretty burnt out over them. I think [Trish and Lita] are great. But there were women before [them], and I’m right here!
Madusa on The Wrestling Perspective Podcast
The former WWF Women’s Champion commented on her perspective, which stems from her frustrations as a member of the “Lost Era” of American women’s wrestling.
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