"No one ever truly retires from Professional Wrestling"

Tyler Black: "I came out here, because I wanted to address a situation. There has been a rumor circulating. And that is: Now that Jerry Lynn has lost the Ring Of Honor World Title, something he took a lifetime to achieve, that Jerry Lynn is gonna hang it up. And I'm not sure how I feel about that. All I know is that I'll do whatever it takes, just like Jerry Lynn did, and before my career is through, I will be the Ring Of Honor World Champion!" [die Musik von Jerry Lynn unterbricht ihn und selbiger kommt in den Ring]

Jerry Lynn: "Uh, I hate to interrupt, with all due respect, Tyler. [nimmt Bezug auf eine vorige Promo] D-Lo? "Shrivel up and die"? Really? That's a little harsh. I figured at 46 I was doing pretty good. Most people do think I should be dead right now. And I'm really shocked at the big deal about me dropping the title or losing it this last time in New York City. But let me just remind everyone. At the right old age of 45 years old, I came to Ring Of Honor. And it was exactly the shot in the arm that I needed for my career. And I did climb that ladder and I took that title from Nigel and I became the Ring Of Honor Champion.

But I gotta tell ya. I can't tell ya how many times I'm at home-- I got my bags ready, they're all packed, I get ready to walk out the door, I say goodbye to the wife and my daughters. And the little one, she looks up at me and she says 'Daddy, don't go'. And I gotta tell her 'I'm sorry, this is my job. This is what I do to make money'. How do you deal with that? And then on the flipside, I come home from four days on the road. After telling her 'I gotta go'. And there she meets me at the front door, running up. 'Daddy, Daddy. Come on. Let's play. Chase me'. And I gotta tell her 'I'm sorry, sweetie. Daddy can't run today. He's hurt'. Or 'Daddy. Pick me up. Pick me up'. I go 'I'm sorry, sweetie. Your daddy can't pick you up today, I'm hurt'.

So I'll be lying to you if I said I wasn't thinking about slowing it down a little bit and semi-retiring. But one thing I know. No one ever, ever, truly retires from Professional Wrestling. And you're the one who eliminated me from that championship match. So as far as I'm concerned, our next match is gonna be one of the biggest nights of my career."