AEW star Hangman Adam Page recently spoke to WrestlingINC’s Daily podcast. The former AEW Tag Team Champion discussed a number of topics on the podcast, including his bout of depression following a WWE tryout.
“I mean, I guess like when you’re 18-19, you start doing that kind of stuff. You feel so close to the only thing you think matters at the time,” Page described. “You think getting that job is the only thing matters, and you feel so close, so you’re so enthused, but then nothing ever happens after you go. And then you get pretty damn depressed about it, and you sort of consider, if this is the only avenue to make it in wrestling, and you show up and nothing happens, you start to wonder like, ‘can I even keep doing this? What’s the point?'”
WWE reportedly attempted to contact Hangman Page in 2018, but he was no longer interested.
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