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Pump the brakes on all the "Tyler Breeze to AEW" talk; Prince Pretty is taking a break for now.
Tyler Breeze was the latest guest on Insight with Chris Van Vliet to discuss a variety of topics. When asked about continuing his professional wrestling career after his 90-day non-compete expires, Breeze doesn't seem to be in any hurry to go anywhere right now.
"There is a lot happening right now and it's a very exciting time for wrestling, which is cool," Tyler Breeze said. "...At the same time, at AEW, there are a lot of people debuting and everyone is moving around all over the place. I don't know if I even wanted to go there if it would make a massive impact. I don't think it would be like, "OH MY GOD!' because now it's kind of the norm and a lot of people are going there and there might be some big names going there. Nobody knows what's happening. I just feel like now is not the time for me to even go towards there."
Tyler Breeze is happy to take a break from professional wrestling right now
Though Tyler Breeze is taking a break from wrestling right now, he's still busy running his Flatbacks wrestling school with AEW star Shawn Spears. Breeze has also continued to appear on the WWE-owned UpUpDownDown YouTube channel, which is run by Xavier Woods (Austin Creed).
Breeze explained that he'll gladly watch wrestling as a spectator, and he wants to give his body a break.
"At the same time, I've wrestled for 14 years straight and I'm okay with taking a break," Tyler Breeze continued. "My body actually likes it and I get enough wrestling at the school to keep myself good. I'm not currently taking any wrestling bookings because going out there and getting injured doesn't appeal to me. "
What do you think about Tyler Breez's comments? Where do you think he'll eventually end up in the future? Let us know your thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.
Thanks to Fightful for the transcription of this podcast.
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