5 Former WWE Superstars who could retire in 2022

#1. Bray Wyatt - Is he done with pro wrestling post-WWE?

Bray Wyatt's status post-WWE has been kept under wraps for a while now. While there undoubtedly will have been negotiations with the likes of AEW and IMPACT Wrestling, it's still hard for many fans to imagine Wyatt outside of Vince McMahon's promotion.

For many, he appeared to be a "WWE lifer". He was a third-generation wrestler whose father is a former WWE Superstar. Not only this, but he appeared to have the potential to be a generational talent until that was squandered numerous times.

Bray Wyatt's story in the company can be summed up as unfulfilled potential. He wasn't the most proficient in-ring worker, but he had a character stronger than most on the roster - something that always gets a superstar further with fans and higher-ups.

However, creative differences meant that Wyatt was constantly frustrated, and his relationship with Vince McMahon reportedly soured. According to Fightful, it went to the point where McMahon didn't like him anymore:

"People backstage at WWE told Sean Ross Sapp that Bray Wyatt being outspoken when he felt his creative was bad strained the relationship between Wyatt and Vince McMahon. So much so to the point that some believed McMahon didn't like Wyatt anymore because of it."

While Bray Wyatt has teased making a return to the ring, the three-time world champion could quietly walk away from wrestling in 2022.