Following his retirement from professional wrestling this past January, AJ Styles started "The Phenomenally Retro Podcast" on YouTube, but after just seven months, his co-host Tony Giles has revealed that the show has officially come to an end.This past weekend, Giles took to social media to make the announcement and shared that all previous episodes with Styles will still be available despite the podcast being rebranded."Hi guys, Thank you for your support over the last 7 months. I have had a great time producing the show but sadly the show will no longer be active. The old episodes will still be available, however, the channel is going nowhere and will be repurposed shortly. TG."Going forward, Giles will host the "The Loose Cart Podcast" withJohn Riggs, who is a gaming YouTube content creator. In addition to talking about wrestling and his family, Styles would often share his passion for gaming on "The Phenomenally Retro Podcast." At this time, Styles hasn't commented on the podcast being cancelled, but he seems committed to delivering on his other duties in professional wrestling since retiring from the business. Along with "The Phenomenally Retro Podcast," Styles has been working as a talent scout for WWE and helping his son, Avery Jones, in his journey to start a career in wrestling.At this year's Royal Rumble, Styles was retired by GUNTHER, who had just ended the careers of John Cena and Goldberg the year prior. Many fans expected that Styles would hold out on retiring until WrestleMania 42 this past April, but "The Phenomenal One" was content with hanging up his boots at the premium live event where he made his WWE debut 10 years prior.
