WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley has some interesting choices for if he was to step back in the ring for one final match.

The Hardcore Legend’s last official match for WWE was as part of the 30-Man Royal Rumble match in 2012 which was won by Sheamus.

Answering questions on his “Foley is Pod” podcast, Mick spoke about wishing to face Bray Wyatt in one final match. He said,

“If I was wrestling Bray Wyatt, it would have to be Mankind. It would have a feeling of a monster movie, and maybe we can take some creative liberties as far as the indestructible aspect goes. I think we would have pushed each other to do really great promos, and we would have paid it off in the ring.

“When I finally got to see this guy [on WWE NXT], I was blown away. I felt awful for him when people chanted Husky Harris, which seems like a dirty thing to do to a hardworking guy who’s trying to do something fun and original. Thankfully, they got over that soon, but it was unfortunate that he was treated that way.”

While Foley and Wyatt have never wrestled, The Fiend did attack the WWE Hall of Famer on RAW in 2019.

If not Wyatt, Foley said he’d love to have a fatal four-way cinematic match with some interesting opponents. He said,

“A cinematic fatal four-way — Foley vs. Cactus vs. Dude Love vs. Mankind. We could make that happen, right?”

Foley also named Jon Moxley, Ricochet, and Seth Rollins as current wrestlers he’d love to face.

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