WWE Superstar AJ Styles recently did an interview with the Hindustan Times to talk about a variety of professional wrestling topics. Styles discussed what he believes to be the biggest moment of his career, the transition from New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) to WWE, and if there’s room from improvement for himself inside the squared circle. Here are the highlights:
The biggest moment of his career:
“My debut in the Royal Rumble was the biggest moment of my career! I was quite overwhelmed by the support shown by WWE fans and that is something I will never forget.”
Transitioning from NJPW to WWE:
“I never changed my style with respect to how my wrestle. The only difference was that WWE has a lot more cameras facing you than the independent circuit, but I think that was just a learning curve that you need to go through and it has really helped me.”
If there’s room for improvement:
“Of course I have room for improvement. Look at a talent like Kazuchika Okada; he is one of the best wrestlers in the world and the kid is not even 30. He has won the IWGP championship at such a young age and when you see a talent like that, it inspires you to work harder.”
You can read Styles’ full interview with The Hindustan Times by clicking here.
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