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list of current WWE wrestlers that are older than Nick Aldis (39):

Seth Rollins: 40
Cody Rhodes: 41
Finn Balor: 44
CM Punk: 47
Chad Gable: 40
Randy Orton: 46
Drew McIntyre: 41
The Miz: 45
Rusev: 40
Royce Keys: 41
Sami Zayn: 42
Kevin Owens: 42
Roman Reigns: 41
Penta: 41
LA Knight: 43
Uso brothers: 40
Akira Tozawa: 40
Asuka: 44
Brock Lesnar: 48
Charlotte fair: 40
Matt Cardona: 41
R-truth: 54
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>>20846933
>World
>Wrestling
>Elderly
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>>20846933
50 is the new 40. Those guys all have 5-10 years left of shelf life as their bodies crumble apart.
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>car keys
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>>20846933
Obsessing over the age of wrestlers is the most brainless talking point. Nobody is watching WWE complaining that the wrestlers are too old. The people who are at the top are at the top because they're over.
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>>20846933
Why did they waste 2 years of his career being a faggot backstage?
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>>20846933
Who cares? It’s a trend among all sports these days because modern medical/fitness technology. Brady played till he was 45. Lebron is gonna play until 43. All these guys in your list are still operating at a high level. So why hang it up
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>>20846933
Cool, how old is Jericho?
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>>20847087
yes, AEW has 3 old guys in the midcard, Edge, Christian and Jericho (all ex-wwe btw lol). what's your point?
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>>20847087
Cool, when's the last time WWE had a world champion born after 1990?
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>>20847087
You upset them
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>>20846933
Ageism is the most hilarious thing to me. We're gonna be that age someday
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if your tiny brain worked you'd realize the complaint is that aldis was never given a chance
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>>20846938
ef pea bea pea
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>>20846945
Cody just embarrassingly displayed how broken down his body already is by utterly failing at a kick-off.
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>>20846933
Looks like WWE is the wrestling retirement home
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>>20850090
KIRDBLT
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>>20846938
Yet this won't stop you from clamoring for the New Day and Sheamus to go to AEW I'm sure
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>>20847015
Yeah, it doesn't matter how old someone is, just how fresh they are.
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>>20847020
He was probably injured
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>>20846933
I am all for pushing younger talent to main event status, but can you name a single wrestler aged 35 or less, anywhere, not just in WWE, than can be a genuine main eventer? I can only think of a single wrestler, Jay White, and he was heavily misused in AEW.
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Stone Cold Steve Austin was 32 years old in 1997
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>Daniel Bryan: Retired due to injuries
>Adam Cole: Retired due to injuries
>Kenny Omega: About to retire due to injuries
>Billy Oceanspray: You don't need to be Nostradamus
Maybe age isn't the issue
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>>20851540
jay has been injured for longer than he's been healthy, it's not entirely mismanagement that's bungled his main event status, though i agree he could be a main eventer, in either AEW or WWE
i am also 100% sure oba femi could be a main eventer right now, those would be my two that i'm confident in, there could be others with more caveats
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>>20851540
Yes, and they’re all in AEW.
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>>20852353
Jay White hasn't been injured his wife has been very sick and that is why he was gone for so long.
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tbfo Nick Almis had to retire because of alcoholism not because he cound't wrestle anymore



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