10 Professional wrestlers who retired in 2020

#8 Sweet Saraya

Happy birthday to my gorgeous mama!!!! Love you @SarayaKnight 😘❤️ pic.twitter.com/ye49Vn3PF0

— SARAYA (@RealPaigeWWE) October 19, 2015

Sweet Saraya (AKA Saraya Knight ) has been involved in the wrestling business since the 90s, serving as a promoter and one of the top female wrestlers in the UK.

She is part of a family of wrestlers, with the most popular of them being her daughter Paige, who is a WWE Superstar and a former Divas Champion. The two wrestlers have competed with and against each other in the ring.

Saraya also runs a wrestling promotion with her husband and a women's promotion called WAWW. She went into retirement this year but still continues serving as a promoter.

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#7 Kylie Rae

Kylie Rae announces her retirement from professional wrestling. Wishing her the best! pic.twitter.com/eGyPRi22Gb

— The Angle Podcast (@theangleradio) November 2, 2020

Kylie Rae wrestled for several years before hanging up her boots in late 2020. During her short career, she competed in Booker T's Reality of Wrestling promotion, All Elite Wrestling and IMPACT Wrestling. Kylie Rae made her AEW debut at Double or Nothing in 2019 in a losing effort against current wrestlers Nyla Rose, Awesome Kong and Britt Baker.

Although she was scheduled to compete at that year's Fyter Fest, Rae was pulled from the show due to her release from AEW. After leaving the promotion, she joined IMPACT Wrestling and was scheduled to challenge Deonna Purrazzo for the Knockouts Championship at Bound for Glory but she was pulled from that event as well, and replaced with Su Yung. Two weeks later, Kylie Rae revealed that she retired from professional wrestling.