Megabyte Ronnie Still Wants To Be Involved In Wrestling, Might Be Too Big To Be A Manager

Megabyte Ronnie announced his retirement from pro wrestling due to a severe back injury that may require surgery. 

Ronnie was a standout on the independent scene, largely teaming with Matt Brannigan as Hog & Dog. Along with being an in-ring competitor, Ronnie brought plenty of personality and charisma to the table as a competitive eater and being a natural entertainer. 

Appearing on In The Weeds with Jeremy Lambert & Joel Pearl, Ronnie was asked about potentially being a manager in wrestling now that he’s retired. 

“It kind of hurts right now,” he said. “I haven’t been able to really watch wrestling since I pulled out. It still hurts a lot to have this taken away. The issue with being a manager, and my friends have said this to me, if I go and be a manager I’m going to wind up being bigger than 95% of people who I’d be managing. I don’t know if that makes for a good look. I don’t know how many managers have been bigger than their clients. I still want to be part of wrestling. I think there’s a spot for me. I’m good with a microphone and I wish I would have gotten a microphone more in my career. Maybe I can do something like an interviewer. I look at something like RJ City is doing. A YouTube series or something like that. That’s something that interests me. I still want to be part of the world, I don’t know if a manager is going to be it.”

Due to the injury, Ronnie will also have to take the year off from competitive eating.

Fans can find Ronnie’s comments on his retirement and back injury by clicking here. 

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Watch the full interview with Ronnie in the video above.