Wrestlers you think will retire and stay retired?
 

Of the current generation of wrestlers (anyone still active), who do you think will retire and STAY retired? They can become non-wrestlers, make cameos or show up at the Hall of Fame, but as far as competition goes, once they've had their "final" match, that's it.

Jericho
Angle
Cena
HHH

Justin Credible

Edge
Randy Orton
Undertaker

Hornswoggle

Kliff Hanger

Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair, this time around.

Goldust.

Nick Mondo

Shockwave The Robot

Kane
Big Show
Khali

Undertaker
Angle
maybe Jericho

Kane
Undertaker
Chris Jericho
Kurt Angle

Undertaker
Jericho
Edge
Kane

Taker - He takes his character too seriously

Maybe Jericho as he will have other ventures

Undertaker, like Hanso said. Orton too.

Taker for sure... And Kane too...

Undertaker

Steve Lombardi

The Miz
Carlito
Batista

Ian Rotten

Chris Benoit

Eddie Guerro

Brett Favre

Never heard of this guy.

G-Rilla

I think Terry Funk is finally done

Edge - too banged up
Jericho - plenty of other things to do
Undertaker - go out with a bang and leave it at that

Test

Droz

Greg Henry

Michelle McCool

Mark Henry- When this guy leaves it'll be a small loss. Almost anyone can be a generic hoss that can put over younger guys. Even if he wanted to do a comeback he wouldn't be in high demand.

Chris Jericho- He has a lot going on, and could get a non-wrestling gig no prob.

The Undertaker- He has seen Hogan, Flair, and Funk drag their names and credibility through the mud.

Triple H- He'll of course land an office job, and be a figure head in the company.

Rob Van Dam- If you didn't have a job and could afford tons of good weed you'd be sitting on your ass watching cartoon network all day.

MVP- He has lived a very action packed life (between his personal life and in the ring) so of course he'd want to relax.