Luke Menzies is physically recovering but mentally, hes still weighing his next move when it comes to wrestling. After recently announcing he had been cleared for unrestricted physical exercise following a two-level cervical disc replacement, the former WWE Superstar provided a deeper update on his future. While appearing on The Mike Rand Show on February 28, 2026, Holland was asked directly whether fans could see him wrestle again and if he feels like he has unfinished business in the ring. He began by addressing his current physical condition, making it clear hes in a much better place than he was just months ago: Yeah, Im feeling really good honestly, tons better than I was. Holland then laid out the timeline of surgeries that sidelined him, explaining just how intense the recovery process has been over the past several months. Reflecting on the physical toll, he added a bit of humor while acknowledging the grind of the process. When the conversation shifted to whether he ever considered walking away for good, Holland admitted that retirement initially felt like the only option after his injury. However, with distance and recovery, his perspective has changed. Holland explained that part of his motivation stems from not feeling like he ever truly showed his full potential during his previous run. That lingering sense of unfinished business is what keeps the possibility of a return alive. For now, Holland is healthy, optimistic, and honest about where he stands. He isnt committing to a comeback but hes also not closing the door. Do you think Ridge Holland should make one more run now that hes feeling better, or is it smarter for him to leave the ring on his own terms? Let us know your thoughts. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
