Former WWE Star Shawn Michaels Talks WrestleMania 32 Match, Creative Position

Former WWE star Shawn Michaels, arguably the greatest performer in the history of the business, appeared on Jim Ross' podcast, The Ross Report, this week and discussed the possibility of a match at WrestleMania 32 in his home state of Texas.

JR talked about the possibility of Michaels' coming out of retirement for a match in AT&T Stadium in Dallas.

"I've already had an offer," HBK told JR. "I've enjoyed being retired."

Michaels also talked about his lack of interest in a job with WWE Creative or even at the Performance Center in Orlando:

"It wouldn't be a great fit for me. There'd be a lot of stifling going on. I've been able to sway them on things other people couldn't. I'd be open to the Pat Patterson gig, where you have a couple of projects and you could write in from home about it. If you're going to be there every week, you might as well go back and be an on-air character and make more money."

Michaels' last match was a classic against the Undertaker in the main event of WrestleMania 26, and one would be hard pressed to find a more fitting end to a career than that.

Rumors flare each year around Mania season about an HBK comeback, and the most recent chance of a realistic return occurred in late 2013 when he had miniature scuffles with Daniel Bryan and CM Punk.

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