The Unsatisfying Finale: Lita's WWE Comeback Story
In the world of professional wrestling, comebacks are often celebrated, but sometimes, they leave a bitter taste. Today, we delve into the story of WWE Hall of Famer Lita and her potential return to the ring, a narrative that has sparked intriguing conversations among wrestling enthusiasts.
Sean Rueter, a wrestling aficionado and contributor to Cageside Seats, has been keeping a keen eye on the departures and potential returns of pro wrestlers. From John Cena's and Hiroshi Tanahashi's legendary retirements to AJ Styles' recent departure from WWE, the wrestling world has been abuzz with speculation.
In an interview with The Toronto Sun's No Holds Barred show, Lita left the door open for a comeback, and her reasoning has sparked curiosity and debate.
Lita's last WWE appearance was a memorable one - a Trios match at WrestleMania 39, where she teamed up with Trish Stratus and Becky Lynch to defeat Damage CTRL. However, the aftermath left a sour note. A week later, she was written off with a backstage injury angle, and her absence remained unexplained.
The Unfulfilled Ending
Lita expressed her dissatisfaction with the way her last run concluded. She described it as "a little weird," explaining, "I had this amazing, celebratory match at WrestleMania, and then suddenly, I was told I'd be lying on the ground, no longer needed. It felt like a complete story, and then it didn't."
Despite this, Lita remains proud of her accomplishments and post-full-time career achievements. She hinted at the possibility of a comeback, stating, "If the right opportunity arises, I wouldn't rule it out. I still feel great, and the current roster is brimming with talent. It's always exciting to mix things up."
While she might not be at her peak Xtreme form, Lita's performance at WrestleMania, alongside some of the industry's best, showcased her enduring skills. Although a few years older, she believes she can still hold her own.
And let's not forget the iconic theme song and entrance - a surefire way to get the crowd on their feet.
So, Cagesiders, what's your take? Should Lita be given another chance, this time with a satisfying conclusion? The wrestling world awaits your verdict. Don't hold back; let's discuss!
