4 WWE Superstars who should retire soon and 4 who should not

#2 Should retire - Goldust

Goldust is more than capable of carrying on as a manager

It might seem hard to believe, but Dustin Runnels, best known as Goldust in WWE, has been in the business of pro wrestling for almost 30 years. The son of The American Dream took on a character unlike something never seen before in pro wrestling back in 1995 in erstwhile WWF, and boy did it pay off! The bizarre gimmick somehow worked with the audience and more than 25 years later, Goldust is still able to captivate the fans with his unique mannerisms.

Currently though, he is in rehab after undergoing surgery on both his knees back in July. At the age of 49, fans have to wonder how much longer Runnels can go on wrestling. Perhaps the time is right for him retire from in-ring competition, probably after one last brief run in the WWE. He can put his experience to good use by taking on a backstage role with the company, or even continue working as a manager to some Superstar.