Lex Luger doesn't want to view his WWE Hall of Fame induction as the end of his time with WWE.
Lex Luger is finally being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame 30 years after leaving the company to rejoin WCW. Prior to his induction, he was on a Legends deal with WWE.
On the most recent episode of his Lex Expressed podcast, Lex was asked if he views this induction as closure for his WWE career. He said he prefers to consider it a major accolade, but not closure, because he enjoys his ambassador work with WWE and wants to see that continue.
"Well, I still work with the company, so to be continued. I don't see closure. If you'd asked me after I left, and then a lot of things that happened after that, if this moment would have ever come, almost 20 years ago, I would have said, 'Not a chance I'll have anything even to do in wrestling,' right? So, I mean, I can take this to a whole nother level. So I don't know about closure because it's to be continued. I love working with the Legends program, and it goes on, and we get together with the guys for events they send us to. It's like a class reunion. Yeah, the party goes on. It's like a love fest with us and the fans. It's amazing. So I don't know about look at this as closure at all, but just, it's just like a gold star."
Elsewhere on the pod, he spoke about the significance of being inducted in the same class as Triple H. Learn more here.
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