Josh Prohibition has retired from the wrestling industry after a 23-year career. The seasoned wrestler revealed that his upcoming match would be his last.

Prohibition’s final match is set to take place at the AIW show in Cleveland. He will face his former rival, Matt Cross, in what promises to be an emotional showdown.

He was determined to give his all in the last match of his career, stating: “I’m a broken-down piece of meat, Matt. And this is all I have left, and you’re going to steal my glory from me? So here it is, May 24.

I’m done. I’ve never used the word retired in my life. May 24th is my last match. Cleveland, Ohio, Tempe Live. One more time, Matt Cross, Josh Prohibition. This is the swansong, and I’m going out with a bang.“

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Despite facing hardships throughout his career, including a previous retirement due to a concussion, Prohibition has persevered and made a remarkable comeback. He expressed gratitude to his fans, acknowledging that they have been with him through every triumph and tragedy in his life.

With his vast experience and undeniable talent, Prohibition aims to leave a lasting impression in his final match, marking the end of an illustrious 23-year career in the wrestling business.