Big Show speaks on retiring, youth movement & Rumble

[Wrestling Station]

Dream Landscapes!

Here you can post the places where you feel is the best place to live!
You can have more than one place, but you need to define your pick and why you've chosen that place.

Here we go:
This is the Bahamas, is a dream place for me to visit. The best thing about that place is that the marine there is awesome. (hence im not talking about the movie!!) hehe Also its a peaceful place for tourists to visit from all around the world. I hope i can visit it one day!
Here are some pictures of the Bahamas.

So whats your dream landscape visit?

 

[jpkof]

My hometown in France. Nice, French Riviera

:heart:

 

[phantomgerald]

i'd like to stay in hollywood. it seems so cool.

 

[PHX]

- SkySports.com spoke with Big Show this weekend to promote tomorrow's Royal Rumble pay-per-view. Here are highlights:

skysports.com: First of all I have to ask you. What are your thoughts on the Royal Rumble increasing from 30 Superstars to 40?

BIG SHOW: Yeah an extra 10 guys I have to throw out! Haha. I think they have a lot of surprises. I think they are going to bring in different superstars and different talents. I don't know, they have something up their sleeves for it. All I can do is keep my feet on the mat and throw as many guys over as I can and be the last one standing.

skysports.com: What are your thoughts on the new youth movement in the WWE?

BIG SHOW: I think it's a good thing. I think new blood is always good. I think whatever makes you better. New athletes with new spirit and new fire helps wake some of the older dogs up. Some of the older dogs don't like it because they don't like competition. They're comfortable. I don't fear the competition at all. I like it. It makes me work harder and makes me really have to dig deeper. I don't mind it, plus it's also better for the industry. I don't want to leave the WWE worse than when I got here. So when I leave or retire or leave the ring I want to know the WWE is in good hands with good talent that show the proper respect to the WWE Universe, the fans and those that have finished laying down the bricks that paved the road before. I like the new guys coming in. Some of them are a little cocky, a little arrogant but so was I when I was younger. It's just part of being young.

skysports.com: Last year the WWE brought out a new Shawn Michaels DVD and then he retired. Could the same be happening to you?

BIG SHOW: I hope not. Not unless Vince (McMahon) wants to retire me. It's all up to him whether I keep the job or not. Him and the WWE Universe. I have no plans on retiring whatsoever. I love doing what I am doing. I love travelling on the road, being in the locker room with the guys, I love the camaraderie and I love, absolutely love, being in front of the fans. I can't imagine doing anything else. Plus I think my wife would leave me if I was at home all the time and finds out she really doesn't like me. Right now I'm home four days a week so she can put up with me but if I was at home everyday then I think she would to get rid of me.

Found the part about his wife funny. Was expecting him to have any plans on retiring anytime soon though.

 

[SAIYANS]

The part about the wife can be true, just ask Hogan or Flair :

 

[Dale]

He entertains me as a character, but I just find him incredibly boring in the ring due to his size. He needs to go back into the tag division like he did with Jericho & Miz.

 

[Kizza]

he really needs to finish his career as a heel.

 

[AF.]

Big Show is awesome. That is all. Stand up guy.