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#3 AEW's The Young Bucks reveal how they want to retire from professional wrestling
AEW Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks plan to quietly walk away from this business in the future.
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The AEW duo often uses Twitter as a tool to mock other wrestlers. However, Matt and Nick Jackson have touched on a heartfelt topic this time around.
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The Young Bucks took to Twitter to declare they'd updated their bio, in which the duo stated that when they call it quits, there won't be a retirement speech. There won't be a farewell tour either. Instead, the brothers will happily ride off into the sunset.
"When we quit, there will be no speech," The Young Bucks wrote. "There will be no good-bye tour. It’ll just end & then it’ll fade to black. And we’ll be happy & in one piece."
This is not the first time the duo has touched on the topic of retirement. The Young Bucks previously revealed that they plan to hang up their boots when they turn 40 years old.
Even if Matt and Nick Jackson decide to retire from in-ring competition in the coming years, they will proudly go out as one of the best modern-day tag teams in professional wrestling.
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