Billy Gunn Will Walk Away the Moment He Feels He Can't Perform

There's no secret as to how Billy Gunn is able to compete at the level he currently displays, according to the AEW Trios Champion.

At 60 years old, Gunn is the oldest champion in AEW, and likely the oldest star on the roster. Despite this, the tag team specialist continues to wow fans with a performance you'd expect to see from talent decades younger than the former King of the Ring. Speaking to the A2TheK Wrestling show, Gunn was asked what his secret is. 

"I wish I had one, I wish I had a secret I can tell. It's just, the last [year] I just focus more on me staying healthy. I've never, luckily for me, I've nd Dr done any sort of crazy stunts. Other than bumping a lot which, yeah it has it's wear and tear, but I just really focus a lot on my training and my food and all that. I have great people around me so it's just as long as I'm going to do this, I want to make sure I can perform at the level that makes me happy. Because if I don't, then I just want to walk away. Though my kids and wife will say different, I'm walking away."

When asked if he has a retirement date in mind, Gunn made it clear he doesn't intend to plan that far in advance.

"I don't really look at things like that. It'll just be when it's right. When it's done, it's done. There's no time schedule, I can't go 'Hey, All In in London next year will be [my last match]. My brain doesn't function like that. My brain and me tell my body I can wrestle until I want to. Which I know is not really a thing... But me not doing something doesn't really enter my mind."

Gunn's most recent match took place on the November 4, episode of AEW Collision and saw the Acclaimed retain the AEW Trios Championships against Dalton Castle and his boys.

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