Edge Reveals His Favorite Attitude Era Memory, Talks Video Games, Acting, WWE Schedule Etc

Forbes.com has an interview with Adam "Edge" Copeland, who discussed WWE '13, appearing in Haven and more. During the interview, Edge discussed his favorite memory from the Attitude Era.

"I think back to the stuff that Christian and I did and all the idiotic things that we did that were so much fun," Edge admitted. "You had two guys that grew up together and really do act like brothers and did play Sega Genesis together in college and we did do all of these things. Now we're on worldwide TV living out our dream, getting to show a side of our personalities, which is essentially us. I mean everything we did every week. You know there's not one particular thing that sticks out more than anything else because we had fun all the time."

Edge also discussed if he missed traveling, transitioning from wrestling to acting and more, you can read more from the interview here. You can watch the interview at the link below:

http://www.WrestlingInc.com/wi/news/2013/0116/559561/edge-reveals-favorite-attitude-era-memory/#ixzz2ICGYDbc5

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Edge recently spoke about transitioning to acting from wrestling and much more. Here are the highlights…

Edge on seeing himself in video games: "Surreal. I mean anytime you see your face in a different context it's a little strange. The first action figure I saw I was in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and I walk into a Target and I had to grab a towel or something for the show that night and I went, 'Oh, that's me.' And I bought it. I bought myself and I'll never forget it. I still got it."

Edge on transitioning to acting from wrestling: "There are similarities without a doubt, but some more minor differences. I really had to pull back a lot of things and reel in my facial expressions if I was doing something. I really sat down with the directors and said, 'Okay, I have no idea what I'm doing.' My tendency is to go huge and over the top to translate something to someone 80,000 people away. It has to be larger than life. With this they know if you've got a nose hair. So you've really got to try and pull back all of those things that I was naturally inclined to do. That I found was kind of the biggest transition, but thankfully I worked with a bunch of different directors that each really helped me in a different way. They really helped me with trying to calm these things a little bit. It's been a learning process, but not quite as crazy as I thought it was going to be."

Edge on not having to travel the WWE schedule anymore: "Yeah. I don't miss that at all. That was the part of it that really became like Groundhog Day. That was the part with injuries and things like that where you sit on a plane for too long, my body just goes, 'No way, dude.' Last weekend I was on the road for two days at a wrestling schedule and I was fried, just exhausted. And that truly woke me up; I couldn't do that anymore now that I'm removed."

http://www.ewrestlingnews.com/news/12967/edge-speaks-out-video-games-acting-wwe-schedule

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Edge was recently asked about his health post surgery on Twitter and noted that he will be back to mountain biking and fully working out in 2 months, but that he still has no plans to return to wrestling. Here is what he posted…

"Listen to your doctor. They've made huge advancements in spinal surgeries. I'm back at full workout and mountain biking in 2 mths

No, big difference from working out to wrestling. Again and I repeat it was 4 everyday life."

I think he does a good job acting on the show. It would be cool to see him back in some non wrestling role.

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