Former WWE/TNA/ECW star Rob Van Dam recently spoke with Wrestlezone’s Kevin Kellam to talk about a wide range of topics to promote his new documentary ‘Headstrong.’
During the interview, RVD talked about his status as a pro wrestler and if he has retired from the business. Here is what he had to say:
“I consider myself semi-retired. The last three years I’ve had about 10-12 matches a year, most of them overseas, and I’m really not looking to do more than that. But good business is good business, if somebody talks.. I can’t see myself going back to full-time, that’s really not a possibility, not the way full-time was defined in the past anyway. Yeah I got this Impact match coming up, I’m looking forward to tagging with Sabu [at IMPACT Wrestling’s United We Stand]; it’s been a long time since we’ve tagged, so I’m looking forward to that because he’s my mentor. He brought me into the business, he was the first guy I was the ring with, he helped train me, not counting Ted DiBiase when I kissed his foot.”
