In a recent interview with ComicBookMovie.com’s Josh Wilding, Diamond Dallas Page touched on a variety of topics pertaining to DDP Yoga, a potential return to WWE, his personal conversation with Randy Orton, Ric Flair’s Last Match, and more.
When asked if he would be interested in one final match, Page said he could never top the last one he had. He said, “Cody (Rhodes) asked me right after we got done (following AEW match), because it was such a huge success for the ratings, everything came off perfectly. He said, ‘would you consider, one more time?’ I said, ‘How do you top that?’ I was managing in the AWA and we had a feud with the Guerreros. There is a picture, it’s out there somewhere, it’s a picture of Mando Guerrero running at the turnbuckle, run up the turnbuckle, and eject. I don’t know that he’s coming down on us. I’m like, ‘Oh my God.’ That was one of my first days in professional wrestling as a manager. That [AEW bout] would be the last thing I do, and it becomes part of my reel. I don’t know how I could ever top that.
He also revealed a personal conversation he had with 14-time World Champion Randy Orton after he appeared at Ric Flair’s Last Match, saying, “I did Flair’s thing, I did the thing with Matt Cardona, hit him with the diamond cutter, and it got a huge pop. I got a DM from Randy Orton. He’s always been my guy, he’s one of the greatest of all time. He should be on Mount Rushmore, he’s that good. He said, ‘I heard you said some things about me, thank you so much for the accolades. Saw that diamond cutter at Flair’s final match. I immediately googled your age and thought to myself bravo that you could still look as good as you do and be able to do what you do and still be healthy.’ Then he said, ‘the money is number one,’ and we started laughing.”
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