Beyond his ability to capitalize on opportunities, Edge became known as The Master Manipulator because he wasn't afraid to cross the line in order to rattle the competition. After he made history in 2006 as the first man to ever cash in the Money in the Bank contract, he rubbed his WWE Championship triumph in the face of all challengers with an R-rated celebration on Raw; more explicitly, a frolicking good time with Lita on a bed placed right in the middle of the squared circle. Mind games were taken to a whole new level by the self-proclaimed "most-watched champion."

A debilitating injury forced Edge to retire in 2011, but in the 2020 Royal Rumble Match, The Ultimate Opportunist made a surprise return. Former Rated-RKO partner Randy Orton claimed that he wanted to send Edge back into retirement for his own good, but he was thwarted when The Ultimate Opportunist outlasted The Viper in a brutal Last Man Standing Match at WrestleMania 36. If we've learned one major lesson from Edge's career, it's to always expect the unexpected, especially after being chosen by Raw in the 2021 WWE Draft. Just make sure you have the benefit of flash photography.

In February of 2022, Edge shockingly turned on the WWE Universe, forming The Judgment Day with Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley in his fight against AJ Styles, who he would go on to defeat at WrestleMania 38. The night after WWE Hell in a Cell, Edge would recruit Finn Bálor into his faction. However, this ended up being a ruse, as Bálor, Priest and Ripley backstabebd Edge, forcibly removing him from the faction. Edge would gain a modicum of retribution as he defeated Priest in his hometown of Toronto on the August 22 edition of Monday Night Raw.

After putting away Bálor inside Hell in a Cell at WrestleMania 39, The Rated-R Superstar was drafted back to the blue brand during the 2023 WWE Draft.

You are bidding on a Signed Mattel Edge Figure, that was signed in Cardiff during Clash at the Castle weekend. Note, there is a slight crack in the ink (see photo).