Retirement is a pretty loose concept in the world of pro wrestling, as thousands of in-ring players have been unable to resist the itch to return to action at some point in their careers. Kaitlyn, meanwhile, has been adamant about staying away from the ring for several years now.
during the interview with “Insight with Chris Van Vliet” that Former WWE Divas Champion revealed his intention to keep it that way, largely due to his lack of desire to return.
“I hope no one hates me for this, but I really don’t want to get back in the ring,” Kaitlyn said. “I have a lot of respect for wrestling and I think it’s a lot of fun. I like the art of it. I don’t think I would ever have the appreciation I have now if I had never been a professional wrestler. Because speech has many aspects. There are many things to think about. The psychology of the game, connecting with people, protecting your face and your body, protecting your face, protecting your face, protecting yourself. you’re in the ring, helping them perform at their best, knowing where the cameras are, knowing how much time you have, being able to change it if the audience isn’t buying it, if they’re not thinking about it, so there’s a lot to it.
Caitlin, real name Celeste Bonney, last participated in Gangrel’s Wrestling Asylum’s Annual Toy Drive in December 2019. Three years later, WWE invited him to a potential match. 2022 Women’s Royal Rumble. His in-ring appearance ultimately fell short, however, as several other WWE legends entered the match instead, including The Bella Twins and then-Knockouts Champion Mickie James.
Kaitlyn’s first run in WWE lasted from 2010 until her departure in early 2014. She later made a brief comeback at the 2018 Mae Young Classic.
