Who will be the next Wrestler to leave before their time?
 

no, not die! but walk away from the WWE for "something else".. someone under the age of 40 or under 35? etc...

don't count Y2J who already left and is rumored to leave again.

Cena, Edge, Orton, Shamus etc... gotta be a top star...

I would think Cena just because the amount of movie roles he's getting and I don't think they're all under the WWE's movie label and he's already done so much at age 33...

Cena is 33? He's that old?

other than Jericho, I don't really see anyone that fits in that age group leaving.....

I'm gonna say Undertaker for my obvious choice.

Edge talked about leaving recently, but still I'm going to agree with Cena.

Honestly, I don't know if Cena could maintain himself outside of wrestling like Rock did. He'd obviously go into movies but he hasn't done anything outside of WWE Productions, and I don't think he could make it.

The Miz would be my guess.

orton's trying to get more movies too.It wouldn't surprise me if he left early.His brittle shoulders can't take much more I'm sure.

:yes::yes::yes:

THIS...

Plus Edge... That interview he did a few months back about retiring to Asheville, NC sounded pretty serious... He's made plenty of money to retire off of if he's invested wisely!

I guess you could say Undertaker, but I think he's getting to that point where he needs to retire soon anyway due to all his aches & pains...

yeah, at least thats what I googled... I didn't think he was that old either.

isn't take in his 50's? or at least late 40's? wouldn't really be a surprise... more like, when will he decide he doesn't need the money and the way they let him take time off all the time, don't see why he'd stop anytime soon.

Taker is 45...

Indifferent Clox.

With his injuries I can't help but think that Edge may be the next big one to retire.

Yoshi Tatsu

Of all the guys in WWE, the only one I can see leaving WWE and leaving FOR GOOD, is Randy Orton.

He seems like a guy who is not going to be wrestling when he's 40 and over.

i hear he owns a share in hello kitty.There's always that to fall back on.

Ted Dibiase Jr lol

til he loses all of his trust fund and has to comeback as Homeless Teddy.

...wouldn't put it past WWE to do that...

...let's hope not, though.

Hogan.

But, seriously...

Everyone I would be sad to see go has either had a pretty full career or is unlikely to go/unable to bank their wrestling career into a movie career.

Ken Anderson's about as close as I can get to picking someone.

YAY!

Orton did say he didn't want to wrestle into his 40s... but I'm going to go out on a limb and say Dolph Ziggler. What's left for him to accomplish?

I can see Kane leaving sooner than his time because he wants to pursue politics.

Dude...Kane's "time" was like 3 years ago, at the least.

Or maybe Ric Flair will leave before his time....

What's that 150?

He's not the biggest star, but I could actually see MVP leaving the WWE sooner than expected. He just seems to be in limbo a lot of the time. The next time his contract is running out, I could see him possibly leaving the WWE to go to some other place.

John Morrison is another guy who I see being released, more so than walking away, and making everyone around the world facepalm.

With all the injuries he's gotten, and with all the money he's already made in his career, I could see Orton randomly leave, too. He'll probably try his hand at movies, whilst still making the occasional appearance RKOing someone, or having a big PPV match, though. Eventually, I could see him returning for a couple of years, giving us some "Fuck we missed you, Randy" moments.

This is a bit of a weird one, but I could see Triple H taking an earlier than expected retirement as an in-ring competitor. He's obviously still going to be involved in the company, and he'll probably dominate TV in a non-wrestling role, but the guy is only getting older, he's had so many great moments and such. If he can establish the next wave of WWE talent, I could see him leaning back and enjoying massive paychecks without having to get in the ring and risk other injuries. Not a knock on the guy's passion or anything, he could also be one of those guys that wrestles long past his expiry date; but it wouldn't surprise me if we saw Triple H change active roles within the next two years or so.