John Cena & Orton are notable 1s (Cena was 22, Orton was 21 I believe). I been hard on myself thinking that 19 lowkey might be late but the more I think about it, it aint that bad. What yall think
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Do yall know any wrestlers that didn't start training til 19 and after?
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Batista comes to mind. Thinking he was in his late 20's.
Yeah, DDP was pretty ridiculous, he was in his 30s. Probably later than anybody who actually became a full-timer.
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On the current roster, Kofi started training at 25.
Batista started training in 1999 at the age of 30, and debuted 3 years later.
Batista started training in 1999 at the age of 30, and debuted 3 years later.
19 is nothing to worry about. Mid to late 20's you'll need to be something extraordinary to stand out modern day
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Austin, The Rock, Flair and Hoegan didn't start training till their early to mid 20's
DDP had some formal training back in the late 80's.
DDP had some formal training back in the late 80's.
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Most of these guys don't really get to their prime until their 30's anyway.
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The Rock didn't start till he was like 23, Reigns didn't start training until he was 25
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Wasn't there a story about Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker telling Batista to quit training because he'd never amount to anything in wrestling?
Yep.