Edge's Quotes

"It was (WrestleMania XVI) the Arrowhead Pond in Anahein Leaving the building, I had Lita an Matt Hardy with me. We hung wrong turn and a cop flagged us down—I almost hit him. He started going nuts on me. He said, “Give me your passport!” I'm like, “My passport? What do you need my passport for?” He took all my information. I said, “Sir, we should really try to get out of this area, because there's going to be a lot of people leaving pretty soon that are going to mob us here.” He said, “I don't care.” He copped a real attitude with me, to the point where we were soon surrounded by 400 fans—and he charged me with disturbing the peace! So I had to go to court for it later on." ~Edge on the night he and Christian won the WWE Tag Team Championship for the first time

"I always wear the same socks. I bring one pair for the whole loop– a big, thick pair of wool socks. We have four show; I wear them, dry them out for the next time, wear them again, dry them out again. Until they’re worn out, those will be my socks. I used to have a pair of knee pads that had a piece hanging off, and wouldn’t rip that piece off; I’ve since switched. I have one elbow pad that had a Velcro rip on it that I always put on my right arm. I always try to make sure I wear a necklace, a choker of some sort. I don’t know why; it’s just a mental thing. So I have a few superstitions, yeah." ~ Edge on superstitions before a match

"It’s probably a tie between art and English. I love drawing, reading, writing. So those classes encompassed all three. But I was best at biology, and I hated math" ~ Edge on his favorite subject in school

It might be a surprising answer from me. You might expect Rob Zombie, which was amazing, or Metallica or Ozzy or any of the other concerts that I’ve been to, but it was Paul McCartney at the Ice Palace. I went with Jericho, and he and I stood sang along with every song for three hours, and didn’t stop once. We watched little kids all the way up to 60 years olds dancing. And somehow, we managed to bang our head to “Live and Let Die” and songs like that. It was the kind of concert that actually brought tears to your eyes at a certain point, and to evoke that kind of emotion is just amazing. ~Edge on the on the best concert he’d been to.

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