The Rated-R Superstar Edge recently had an interview with Inside The Ropes and revealed that when he found out his match at WrestleMania 37 is going to be a Triple Threat Match. He said that he know about the change of main event during build up of WWE Fastlane. He also surprisingly told that he had no choice.
“I think in the build to Fastlane was when we were told it was going to change to a triple threat. The three of us have not talked about it. I think it’s an unspoken thing we all know, obviously, and what’s strange about is our stories. The journey of Adam, Bryan, and Joe doesn’t help further the narrative. And it doesn’t help paint one guy as the villain and one guy as the hero.
“It can muddy those waters. All of that being said, if you look at our three stories outside of the characters, I think those stories help invest in the characters more because you know what these three men have fought, scratched, and clawed to get back this thing. All three of these separate journeys have thought, this is it. I know for me, this was it, so I can’t speak for them. I was done, and I was told I had no choice.”
10 years ago today I was forced to retire. Forfeit the World Heavyweight Championship. Tonight, I main event #WrestleMania against two of the very best to ever do this for the Universal Championship. We all have the power to write our own stories. pic.twitter.com/PHY1N4K41s
— Adam (Edge) Copeland (@EdgeRatedR) April 11, 2021
Edge also said that after the stories between three of them helped WWE Universe to invest more in the match. With the truth involved in the storyline helped to feel things genuine to the audience.
“To have three guys in the position of having to main event after those stories, I’d like to think that helps you invest in the characters even more. I think that’s helped a lot with the build because there’s a lot of real involved. There’s a lot of truth involved, and in order for a storyline to fire on all cylinders, you got to have some truthful aspects to it, for the performers to pull it off and for the performers to have it feel genuine to the audience.” (H/T: Wrestling Inc)
