Former WWE diva and Hall of Famer, Torrie Wilson, has shared a surprising revelation regarding her future in professional wrestling.
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Former WWE diva and Hall of Famer, Torrie Wilson, has shared a surprising revelation regarding her future in professional wrestling. While fellow legends like Trish Stratus and Lita have recently made in-ring comebacks, Wilson has emphatically declared her “zero desire” to return to the squared circle, setting herself apart with a unique perspective.
In a recent interview with “Busted Open,” Wilson stated why she had “zero desire” to return to the squared circle over 16 years after her last singles match, which was against Victoria in November 2007.
“When Trish came back, I watched a lot of that, and I remember texting her a few times. I was like, ‘I don’t know how you’re doing this. Good for you.’ But I have zero desire to go back to that,” Wilson said.
Wilson’s reluctance to return stems from her honest assessment of the physical demands involved in a comeback. She acknowledges that making a comeback wouldn’t be a simple task and would require a commitment to prove her athletic prowess, which would involve enduring more bumps, rigorous training, and possibly even NXT participation.
“And I can almost feel the angst … it wouldn’t be as simple because I wouldn’t want to go back unless I was going to prove that I’m an athlete, which would include [taking] a lot more bumps and practicing and ‘NXT.’ I don’t know if I’m gonna do that to my body.”
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Reflecting on her wrestling career, it’s been nearly 16 years since Torrie Wilson last engaged in a singles match, which took place against Victoria in November 2007. While she’s made cameo appearances in battle royals, her last singles bout for WWE was a significant milestone in her career.
Since her match against Victoria, Wilson has occasionally made brief returns to the WWE stage. At the 2021 Women’s Royal Rumble, she entered at #17 and had a four-minute presence before being eliminated by Shayna Baszler. A notable return also took place in 2018 at the Evolution pay-per-view where she entered a 20-woman battle royal, entering at #5 before a swift elimination by Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville.
In her most recent WWE appearance, Torrie Wilson had the distinct honor of inducting her longtime friend and rival, Stacy Keibler, into the WWE Hall of Fame class of 2023, creating a memorable moment that marked her continued connection with the world of professional wrestling.
Torrie Wilson’s candid stance on her wrestling future showcases her unique perspective in a world where comebacks are more common than ever. While she has no immediate plans to step back into the ring, her legacy and contributions to the WWE continue to be celebrated, making her an enduring figure in the wrestling community.
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