Talking on the premiere episode of his new video game oriented podcast titled Phenomenally Retro, the retired AJ Styles spoke on what he is doing with WWE now that his in-ring career is over.

One of the main things on Style’s agenda is looking out for talent.

“I’m on the internet and I’m checking out talent because it’s kind of going to be part of my job with WWE now,” Styles said. “I’m looking for talent and I’m looking to see what I can do, if I can do anything for them, if they can get better, you know…little things like that.”

He said part of the job will be facilitating talent getting a WWE ID contract or another kind of developmental contract.

But that is not all, as another aspect of his role includes checking in with talent, talk with them, and see how they’re doing and what can be done better.

“I’m gonna go to Seattle for the next Monday Night Raw, talk with talent. Who knows, sometimes you need to talk to somebody to see how they’re feeling and maybe they want to go down to the PC and they wanna work on some stuff,” Styles added. “The morale, if I can help make sure it’s still there in a good way, I want to be that guy.”

The soon-to-be WWE Hall of Famer recently signed a brand new deal with WWE which will see him remain with the company working in a backstage capacity for years to come.