As previously reported, during a recent phone interview with Raute Musik, an internet radio station based in Germany, WWE Champion A.J. Styles was asked if he would consider resigning with the WWE once his current contract expires in 2019. It didn’t take the  Phenomenal One very long to give a clear answer.

“I don’t see why not if I can still do what I can do. Like, if I can still be A.J. Styles then I would love to keep working for the WWE in talent form. So, as long as I can keep going I’d like to keep working here.”

It’s good to hear that Styles is enjoying his time with the company, especially considering that so much talent from previous promotions/competitors didn’t have as successful a run as A.J. is currently having. To be fair, those other talents were not THE BEST WRESTLER IN THE WORLD.

In the full interview (transcript here) we get A.J.’s perspective on the Performance Center farm system, his first WrestleMania in Dallas, life after wrestling, and the possibility of getting drafted to Monday Night Raw after his feud with Shinsuke Nakamura concludes in New Orleans. On the possibility of switching brands, Styles had this to say:

“Generally it’s a great thing. You have the opportunity to build new storylines and feuds that are still fresh and could not take place yet, as there are two separate rosters. This roll of the dice makes it even more interesting for the fans, and that’s the main thing!”

Never change A.J. Never change.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.

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