Paul Wight, known as Big Show, declared that he plans to return to the wrestling ring. In a recent radio interview, he emphasized his ongoing recovery and selective role in All Elite Wrestling. Wight highlighted his focus on mentoring younger talent while making occasional in-ring appearances.
Paul Wight stated on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show that he will wrestle again despite significant physical challenges. 'Do you know the absolute H-E-double hockey sticks (hell) I’ve gone through to get back in the ring?' Wight said, underscoring his determination at this stage of his career. Published on May 3, 2026, the interview captures Wight's reflections on his path forward as of that date. Wight explained that he no longer needs to compete for championships or work a full schedule. Instead, his priority with All Elite Wrestling is to mentor younger talent, share life lessons to help them avoid pitfalls, and provide commentary to develop their characters. He values the opportunity to contribute selectively without heavy demands. In the ring, Wight plans limited involvement to aid emerging wrestlers. 'There are things that I can do in the ring working with them that I know will help them,' he noted. He described the experience as enjoyable, noting the crowd's positive reaction to his appearances, evoking nostalgia for his earlier days. Wight's comments reflect a balanced approach, combining occasional matches with backstage guidance in AEW.
