10 most emotional tweets by WWE Superstars

#6 The Man melts

The Man Melts Down:

The current Raw Women’s Champion Becky Lynch has developed a strong and savage character over the last year. “The Man” can often be spotted feuding with others both on-screen and on social media platforms.

However, she was forced to channel her real-life persona “Rebecca Quinn” when she came across a special fan, Morgan. Morgan had lost all of his wrestling collectables with his house burning down. This led to the professional wrestling community stepping up and making Morgan feel better. Becky Lynch was among those heroes.

I don’t usually use this to talk as ‘myself’ these days, but meeting this man, and seeing what wrestling means to him is why we do this. I was honored to meet Morgan and his family. https://t.co/gwGwfZNvzM

— The Man (@BeckyLynchWWE) June 11, 2019

It’s rare to see Lynch break character but it was a fair exception and she also dedicated a short yet heartfelt tweet to Morgan.

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#5 Matt Hardy hints at retiring

Matt Hardy Announcing his "Retirement"

Injuries are bound to catch up when someone has a wrestling style similar to Matt Hardy. The older Hardy brother was on a roll in 2018. He finally got the rights to his Broken (Woken) gimmick back and implemented it to feud with Bray Wyatt.

After overcoming Wyatt, Hardy formed a tag team with his foe and the duo had an interesting run as the Tag Team Champions. However, Hardy’s extreme wrestling style in his earlier days got the best of him around summer time. Shortly after Hardy and Wyatt dropped the Tag Titles, Hardy went into a hiatus and started posting tweets indicating that he might be done with Professional Wrestling.

To all that supported me in the independents & OMEGA..To the fans of Team Xtreme..To the Mattitude Followers..To the OUTSPOKEN fans who brought me back in 2005..To the people who backed me when I was REINCARNATED in pro wrestling..To the #WOKEN Warriors..THANK YOU. pic.twitter.com/YkEILcoZh8

— The VESSEL of Matt Hardy (@MATTHARDYBRAND) August 1, 2018

Out of those tweets, the most emotional one was where he thanked the fans for supporting all of his creative gimmicks throughout his two-decade-plus career.

Hardy, however, continues to wrestle as a part of AEW's roster.