5 Legends who should retire from WWE in 2020 and 4 who shouldn't

Should: Triple H

Triple H has transitioned superbly from being a full-time wrestler to an authority figure to now being an important part of WWE's creative team. The Game has been involved closely in the development and transformation of the NXT brand, which has resulted in him wrestling very rarely on WWE television.

He has wrestled just twice on WWE television in the recent past - first against Batista at WrestleMania 35 and then Randy Orton at Super ShowDown. Triple H spoke about potentially retiring from in-ring action last year:

"I don't really think about it in the terms of 'Hey, I want to do the one big last match and then call it. I'm done.' I haven't really thought about it in that manner. To me, if something comes up on the horizon that is the right thing, and it's meaningful and it presents itself, I'll know. But if it doesn't, I'm okay with that, too."

He also said that he's enjoying his role behind the scenes in WWE and that is his focus currently. The Game has achieved everything there is in the company and maybe it is now time to call time on his career with one final match - perhaps against a Superstar from his "brand", NXT.