"I'm not retiring," says 37-year-old after end of an era for AEW

AEW just had an end-of-an-era moment. Following this, a 37-year-old star confirmed he is not retiring.

Ever since AEW first launched in 2019, the company has started several weekly shows such as Dynamite, Rampage, and Collision. One of the shows that Tony Khan's company launched was called Hey!(EW). This was the company's weekly podcast hosted by RJ City. Every week, he would bring in a talent and interview them. The first episode launched on the company's YouTube channel in 2022.

During the latest episode of Hey!(EW), RJ City confirmed that this was the final episode of the show, marking the end of an era. He said that the show took a toll on him. He also confirmed that he is not retiring and will still continue to "host stuff" with Renee Paquette.

"It has been the honor of my life to come here every Sunday and be Pat McAfee's warrior. But this show is draining. In the span of four years, you've seen me go from young Bret Hart to current Bret Hart. Now, I'm not retiring. I'm sure I'll still host stuff with Renee, especially since I write everything for her. It's a real Simon and Garfuncle situation. No, but now I'll have the time to devote to what I'm really passionate about. Developing young careers."

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AEW personality RJ City recently took a dig at The Undertaker

RJ City is often known for speaking his mind and being unapologetic about it. This is his way of being humorous. Therefore, he even took a slight dig at The Undertaker recently.

During an episode of Hey!(EW), Darby Allin and RJ City discussed the differences between a coffin match and a casket match. RJ claimed that the coffin match was less racist, taking a shot at Taker.

"Less racism. Uh huh, you should see his [The Undertaker’s] podcast. It’s great, you’ll love it.” [H/T ITRWrestling]

It will be interesting to see what's next for RJ City in AEW.

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