Marty Jannetty’s last matches took place back in 2018 for various independent promotions, but that may not stopping the previous member of The Rockers from dreaming about potential future opponents, including his former WWE Hall of Famer tag partner. Jannetty appeared on “Marcus Buff Bagwell,” the podcast hosted by the star of the identical name, and the pair got to talking about their various injuries which might be holding them back from stepping within the ring. Jannetty showed Bagwell he was capable of walk and jump around, but said his shoulders are “gone” and wrestling doesn’t look like within the cards for him, despite wanting another match.
“I might like to get in and have one final match with Shawn,” he said. “It would [draw a rating]… because with one another, we will still go pretty good… Two senior residents in there. I do not understand how many individuals would see that.”
Michaels and Jannetty tagged together for a one-off in March 2005 after they faced Robert Conway and Sylvain Grenier, of La Resistance. They last faced one another one-on-one in June 1996, though that they had broken up as a team back in January 1992. Michaels retired officially in 2018, like Jannetty, after coming out of his prior retirement to compete at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia. He teamed with Triple H to tackle The Undertaker and Kane and got the victory, though the match was seen as disappointing by many fans.
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