In a surprising turn of events, AJ Styles, the legendary WWE Superstar, has transitioned into a new role focused on developing talent. Following his retirement at the 2026 WWE Royal Rumble, Styles has been putting his vast experience to good use by training and mentoring up-and-coming wrestlers. While many expected him to take a well-deserved break, Styles has instead chosen to give back to the sport he loves.
A New Chapter in WWE
According to a WWE insider, Styles’ new role is part of the company’s talent development system, aimed at nurturing the next generation of WWE Superstars. “AJ has always been a natural leader, and his influence extends far beyond the ring,” the insider revealed. “He’s taking his years of experience and passing it down to the next wave of talent, ensuring that the future of WWE is in good hands.”
Styles’ efforts are not limited to WWE, however. Sources close to Cody Rhodes, the All Elite Wrestling (AEW) EVP, have confirmed that the legendary Superstar is also working with AEW talent. Anthony Ogogo, a British wrestler who has been making waves in the AEW roster, has been spotted training with Styles, as evidenced by a recent photo circulating online.
AEW’s Anthony Ogogo Benefits from Styles’ Guidance
Ogogo, who has been known for his high-flying moveset and intense matches, has reportedly been seeking guidance from Styles to improve his in-ring skills. “AJ has been a huge influence on my career, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to learn from him,” Ogogo said in a statement. “His experience and knowledge are invaluable, and I’m excited to see how our training sessions will help me take my wrestling to the next level.”
Ogogo’s training with Styles is a testament to the Superstar’s dedication to mentoring future talent. Despite his own retirement, Styles remains committed to giving back to the sport, and his influence is being felt across the industry.
A Legacy Continues
AJ Styles’ legacy in the WWE is well-documented, with a storied career spanning over a decade. From his early days in TNA to his reign as the WWE Champion, Styles has consistently pushed the boundaries of what it means to be a professional wrestler. His retirement may have marked the end of an era, but it has also opened the door for a new chapter in his career – one that focuses on giving back to the sport he loves.
As Styles continues to mentor and train the next generation of WWE Superstars, it’s clear that his impact on the industry will be felt for years to come. Whether he’s working with WWE or AEW talent, Styles remains a respected figure in the world of professional wrestling, and his legacy continues to inspire a new wave of Superstars.
A New Era of Mentorship
In an industry where talent often comes and goes, AJ Styles’ commitment to mentoring and training is a breath of fresh air. As the WWE continues to evolve and grow, Styles’ influence will be a valuable asset in shaping the future of the company. Whether he’s working behind the scenes or in the ring, Styles remains a beloved figure in the world of professional wrestling, and his legacy continues to inspire a new generation of Superstars.
In a recent interview, Cody Rhodes praised Styles’ dedication to mentoring, saying, “AJ’s commitment to training and mentoring is a testament to his character and his passion for the sport. He’s a true leader, and his influence will be felt for years to come.”
As the wrestling world continues to evolve, one thing is clear: AJ Styles’ legacy will continue to inspire and motivate a new generation of Superstars. His post-retirement role as a mentor and trainer is a shining example of his dedication to the sport, and his influence will be felt for years to come.