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WWE Hall of Famer Jerry “The King” Lawler fought former WWE Superstar Enzo Amore in an interesting gimmick match at WrestleFest 25. Jerry hasn’t retired from wrestling but will not be seen competing for WWE again.

The former King of the Ring winner is well known for being a color commentator for WWE. Jerry, who works for WWE, still finds time to wrestle at indie circuits. This time, the King faced Enzo Amore in a casket match, and fans were surprised to witness such a match.

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Enzo Amore suffers a loss at the hands of Jerry “The King” Lawler

This may sound like a WWE 2K fantasy booking, but the fans who attended WrestleFest 25 witnessed the match in real. First, Enzo came out to Dean Martin’s version of “That’s Amore” as his entrance song.

The fans in the arena were hyped to see Enzo, and they played along with his unusual entrance song. Enzo then cut his usual promo but played smartly as he never mentioned the name Amore, as WWE still owns that name. Instead, he let the crowd say the word Amore, as the crowd was having a great time. 

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The match was a short one, as Jerry Lawler defeated Enzo by hitting one of his trademark punches and putting the former WWE superstar in the casket. The outcome of the match was certainly a surprising one as fans weren’t expecting Lawler to win. In fact, Jerry was nowhere near his prime, and the fans felt it was time for Jerry to hang the boots for his good.

When the time comes… It is what it is!

It’s not something unusual to see WWE legends coming back from retirement to wrestle again. Talking about Jerry Lawler, the former King of the Ring winner has retired from WWE but has not stayed away from wrestling for other brands. It is great to see Jerry’s desire to continue wrestling, but the reality is that he is nowhere near his prime and seems to struggle in the ring when he wrestles.

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This was clear in the casket match against Enzo Amore, as Jerry struggled throughout the match even after it being a short one. Fans felt sad for Jerry and knew that it was time for the WWE legend to retire from wrestling finally.

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For the past few years, wrestling fans witnessed such scenarios when a returning legend struggled in the ring. The likes of The Undertaker and Ric Flair, who were having an array of poor matches towards the end of their career, are major examples for fans to point that out when the time comes… It is what it is!

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