It's a celebration.
Edge is celebrating his 25-year anniversary in WWE as he made his debut in the company in 1998. He's not ready to retire just yet, picking up a victory over Grayson Waller on Friday's WWE SmackDown at Madison Square Garden.
Speaking on SmackDown LowDown, Edge was asked about making it 25 years in WWE.
"It's a celebration. This is my dream job. I wasn't meant to do anything else in this world. This is what I was supposed to do, and I'm one of the lucky few that has found what he was supposed to do, and then did it. Not only did it, but [points to himself on a poster at Madison Square Garden]. For me, this is insane. 25 years here, to last that long, if you had told me at the beginning of all this that would be the case, that I'd be celebrating in Madison Square Garden, that next month I'd go to Toronto. Hell, I could go to Monday Night Raw and celebrate. I could go to NXT and celebrate. I could come back here to SmackDown and celebrate. All I know is this month, I'm going to have one hell of a time," he said.
While Edge defeated Waller on SmackDown, he said that Waller swam in the bout.
Fans can find Waller's comments on the match by clicking here.
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