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AJ Styles has officially stepped away from in-ring competition — and the way it happened has the entire wrestling world talking.

Styles recently hinted at retirement following a deeply emotional final appearance, openly addressing fans and speaking candidly about the decisions that led to this moment. In a brutally honest reflection, Styles expressed frustration with how he was handled creatively, pointing directly at Triple H as the driving force behind the booking decisions that shaped the final chapter of his WWE career. According to Styles, the direction of his character, the matches he was placed in, and the overall creative path ultimately influenced his decision to retire.

Let’s rewind to the final in-ring moment.

AJ Styles competed one last time — fittingly at the same event where he made his shocking WWE debut in 2016: the WWE Royal Rumble. His opponent? Gunther — the dominant Intercontinental Champion known as “The Ring General.”

Nobody expected Styles to walk away with the victory — and he didn’t. Gunther controlled much of the match, showcasing his trademark power and precision. But AJ fought with heart. Every counter, every near fall, every comeback sequence reminded fans exactly why he’s called “The Phenomenal One.”

In the closing moments, Gunther locked in his devastating chokehold — the same submission that has put down legends like Goldberg and John Cena. AJ Styles passed out. The referee called for the bell. And just like that — a legendary career came to a close.

But what happened after the match was even more powerful.

AJ removed his gloves and jacket and left them in the center of the ring — a silent symbol that his time inside the squared circle was over. No dramatic speech. No fireworks. Just a quiet, emotional goodbye.

Later, speaking on the Raw Recap podcast, Styles explained his reasoning with painful honesty:
He didn’t want to embarrass himself. He didn’t want to stay too long. He wanted to walk away with dignity while he still could. At 48 years old, after coming back from an injury that nearly ended his career, he knew it was time.

Interestingly, Styles revealed his original plan was to retire at WrestleMania 41 — the grandest stage of them all. But after returning from injury, it didn’t feel right to wrestle only briefly before stepping away. Instead, he chose to end it where his WWE journey began.

Despite the tension surrounding his departure, WWE ensured that Styles received the honor he deserved. On February 23rd, The Undertaker personally announced that AJ Styles will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame — Class of 2026. A fitting tribute to a man whose impact stretched across generations and continents.

The announcement came during an emotional episode of WWE Raw at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, near Styles’ hometown of Gainesville, Georgia. The night served as both celebration and farewell — a tribute to one of Georgia’s greatest wrestling exports.

AJ Styles debuted in 1998 and built his reputation across the globe before arriving in WWE in 2016. From championship reigns to five-star classics, from Royal Rumble surprises to WrestleMania moments, he cemented himself as one of the most complete performers of his generation.

Regardless of backstage disagreements or creative frustrations, nothing can erase what happened between the ropes. The Phenomenal Forearm. The Styles Clash. The unforgettable entrances. The consistency. The passion. The respect he earned from fans and peers alike.

The wrestling chapter may have closed — but the legacy of AJ Styles is forever.

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