I am training at the moment. I am hoping to take part in my first match once things are back to normal. I will be 50 in August. The Oldest rookie! Thank you for doing this inspiring list!
@@Dullbedsitblogger you got this! I know it's a bit difficult because of the pandemic but I'm sure you can find a way to make it happen. I'll be watching!
This just proves that wrestling has no age limits. Some can retire in their early 40's whilst others can still go on until their mid 50's, sometimes even late 50's. It all depends on the kind of person you are and the kind of body that can endure physical pain.
I mean, Goldberg over Christopher Daniels? That's some bad taste right there At least you got the two top spots right. Suzuki it's still so freaking awesome, and every year that he gets older his work looks even more impressive The Funker is simple a Human jewel, it's insane the amount of work he put since the 90s at his age
His matches are stuff of legend the shit he put his body through is insane Him and Mick Foley in the wring together was always a guarantee bloody match
Terry Funk's first retirement was in 1983. He must have wrestled countless guys who were not born when he retired. And a few of THEM are probably retired.
@@o.w.omarquito2047 Yes the burying argument...You know, not two young guys being trusted to compete against Sting at 61 years old...Sure, he won, but could he have lost his first match? No, because Sting is a huge name that cannot look like crap and the other two will be just fine.
@@MidnightSky1821 and I dont think they got buried that bad. Team tax still have the image of power houses and needing a psychotic daredevil and a living legend to beat you doesnt mean anyone can
The most disappointing part of Lyger's retirement is that I had a chance to see one of his last matches happening a few miles from me. My boss would not let me have the day off and I just accepted it. I'm kicking myself to this day knowing that they wouldn't fire me, I was their only cook.
Guys in their 50's that are old enough to be your dad? I AM 50, and my dad's 83! Mind you, he was never a wrestler, but he could out play me at cricket until he was 75! And he did take me to wrestling shows I wanted to see when I was a kid in the '70's, so all kudos to him!
@@gordonrussell2318 I think they actually both wrestled around 52 years a piece with Butcher debuting in 1958 and retiring in 2010, then Funk debuting in 1965 and his last match (as of now) being 2017.
@@MattInmanReviews You are correct sir, I had to look it up myself. But still to not even mention his name in this list!! If you haven't seen the EPIC battles these two men had in the 70's and 80's in AJPW I highly recommend it. The Original Sheik & Abdullah the Butcher vs. Terry and Dory jr. Funk (1977, 1978, 1979 ect. Just wild matches!!
If we're talking superstars who are still in the business who 50 and older and still kick butt two I think of are NJPW legends Blue Justice Yuji Nagata and the Murder Grandpa Minoru Suzuki.
Keiji Muto(AKA Great Muta) is Currently the NOAH GHC champion Tommy Dreamer just turned 50 and is still putting guys over in IMPACT Ken Shamrock 57 still built like a tank and hurling himself over the top rope(almost killing himself) in IMPACT
What abour Haku, he work his last Match at NJPW in 2017 at the Age of 56. and Hulk Hogan work his last Match in TNA against Sting in 2011 at the Age of 57.
I wonder, how Big Show/Paul Wight will do in AEW. He turned 49 in Febuary and his transformation of his body "to a giant with abs" over the last years got quite some attention. So if there is a follow-up next year, he might make the list....
Andy Murray got super bald and super happy all of a sudden, retiring from tennis to narrate over Wrestling top ten lists has really done him the world of good.
You say Terry Funk has retired, while this sounds and looks real, this is after all TERRY SODDIN' FUNK reitrement is a WORK (in the words of Adam Wilbourn)
Terry Funk should wrestle one last match in this new decade. Trying to think of guys no one really likes that he can go against. Off the top of my head maybe he can beat up Nakazawa in AEW, Robert Stone in NXT, or someone like that? Just adding that last decade would be cool.
Y'all were worryin' me... not naming Funk until his rightful place of #1. I mean, I was hearing named, including Flair, and I'm like: "Where the Hell is The Funker? These youngass kids better not be forgettin' The Funker." Luckily, he was where he deserved to be. #1. Because he is.
PCO got freakin powerbombed out of the ring and onto the floor by the Guerillas of Destiny then suddenly sat up like Kane while hulking up. All happened in ROH.
I like me some old school Jericho but he shouldn't be included here. Billy Gunn is 57 and even wrestling jobber talent mainly he looks incredible and still can go.
What about Billy gunn guys 57!! Cutting it up with the young ones
Billy Gunn looks bad these days but he is wrestling against jobbers so he looks like a big star
@@sdfnbgkbvsd Dude, you're nuts. Billy Gunn looks great.
@@Iliketoeatallday he looks great (physically) because of drugs. But his in-ring work looks as good as ever.
Billy gunn isn't really anything too special
Also everyone on this list is way better than billy gunn
Im surprised Billy Gunn wasn’t on this list isn’t he like 57 and still wrestling on AEW Dark with his kids
And he’s fucking jacked as hell
I am training at the moment. I am hoping to take part in my first match once things are back to normal. I will be 50 in August. The Oldest rookie! Thank you for doing this inspiring list!
Good luck sir!
@@tobydanger86 cheers! I am just hoping I can keep my fitness up during lockdown!
@@Dullbedsitblogger you got this! I know it's a bit difficult because of the pandemic but I'm sure you can find a way to make it happen. I'll be watching!
At the very least, you can say you lived a dream at least one time.
@@slashandbones13 hopefully more than once but! But we will see!
This just proves that wrestling has no age limits. Some can retire in their early 40's whilst others can still go on until their mid 50's, sometimes even late 50's. It all depends on the kind of person you are and the kind of body that can endure physical pain.
Wrestling has age limits
Poor Undertaker found out he was to old the hard way.
It was kinda sad to watch.
Goldberg kicked arses in his 50's too... in one minute matches.
Why are you always so salty
That was kind of always his thing. If the formula works why change it?
He's the wrestling version of a first-round knock out artist.
I mean, Goldberg over Christopher Daniels?
That's some bad taste right there
At least you got the two top spots right. Suzuki it's still so freaking awesome, and every year that he gets older his work looks even more impressive
The Funker is simple a Human jewel, it's insane the amount of work he put since the 90s at his age
@Randy Orton Not to mention he’s a bigger star then Daniels
Terry Funk is actually a top 5 all timer in pro wresting, he did everything and more
His matches are stuff of legend the shit he put his body through is insane
Him and Mick Foley in the wring together was always a guarantee bloody match
No he didn't
And then did it again 😂
@@ebradshaw8921 idiot
@@smackdownfan7344 bitch
Ricky the Dragon Steamboats last singles match against Chris Jericho was pretty damn impressive.
Ricky*
I’m pretty sure Terry Funk will outlive us all and still be wrestling when he’s like 90+
yea he aint retiring
Terry Funk's first retirement was in 1983. He must have wrestled countless guys who were not born when he retired. And a few of THEM are probably retired.
Just started watching, If Suzuki isn’t #1 direct him to whatculture 😱😂
I read this and immediately heard those Don Callis screams of terror in my head.
Sting is still in his greater shape in his 60s
This list was good but u guys forgot Billy Gunn. Billy Gunn is like 56 years old
Billy Gunn didn’t have nearly the success of any of the 10 people mentioned. Damn shame too. He was one of my favorite wrestlers
Tully Blanchard
Even though I don’t watch AEW I’m glad to hear that Sting won his match at their recent ppv
He did sick
Old timer burying aew future talent but since it happened in aew it gets a pass
@@o.w.omarquito2047 Yes the burying argument...You know, not two young guys being trusted to compete against Sting at 61 years old...Sure, he won, but could he have lost his first match? No, because Sting is a huge name that cannot look like crap and the other two will be just fine.
@@MidnightSky1821 and I dont think they got buried that bad. Team tax still have the image of power houses and needing a psychotic daredevil and a living legend to beat you doesnt mean anyone can
@@o.w.omarquito2047 Who buried? He put over Darby Allin which was his tag partner.
The Goldberg matches with Lesnar did work, I will give him that. So technically, he meets this description.
He was solid vs Drew as well
The most disappointing part of Lyger's retirement is that I had a chance to see one of his last matches happening a few miles from me. My boss would not let me have the day off and I just accepted it. I'm kicking myself to this day knowing that they wouldn't fire me, I was their only cook.
You are a true fan:). Thank you for supporting Wrestling:).
Aew could have taken tips from Terry funk about barbed wire explosions
Sting is actually in his earlys 60s
I think his point is he can still go
He's 61
@@denclips1223 duh thats why i said early 60s dumbass
@@superrobz he can your right
@Perry Bee he said sting is in his early 60s you can’t put it any other way
Shit, Edge Is Damn Near 50 If Not Already.
Mick foley ..
Was never in any type of shape
He wasn’t old, he’s just insane
@@ImFakeStation He was until his late 40s.
Appreciate you included PCO.
Sting looks like a serial killer or ominous villain in the thumbnail. I love it.
Guys in their 50's that are old enough to be your dad? I AM 50, and my dad's 83! Mind you, he was never a wrestler, but he could out play me at cricket until he was 75! And he did take me to wrestling shows I wanted to see when I was a kid in the '70's, so all kudos to him!
Love the contents
Is there anyone who wrestled as long as Terry Funk? I can’t think of anybody off the top of my head anyway.
Abdullah the Butcher wrestled longer
@@gordonrussell2318 I think they actually both wrestled around 52 years a piece with Butcher debuting in 1958 and retiring in 2010, then Funk debuting in 1965 and his last match (as of now) being 2017.
@@MattInmanReviews You are correct sir, I had to look it up myself. But still to not even mention his name in this list!! If you haven't seen the EPIC battles these two men had in the 70's and 80's in AJPW I highly recommend it.
The Original Sheik & Abdullah the Butcher vs. Terry and Dory jr. Funk (1977, 1978, 1979 ect. Just wild matches!!
Keiji mutoh with that GHC world title win in 2021 at 58
Billy Gunn needs to be on this
No he doesn't
Every video of WhatCulture must be made by Simon Miller.
Sting may be wearin pads under his outfit in AEW but the man can still do the work regardless.
That power bomb pco took over the top rope from G.o.d at G1 Supercard was nasty
I’m surprised Genichiro Tenryu was not spoken about in this list. He was great past 50!!
If we're talking superstars who are still in the business who 50 and older and still kick butt two I think of are NJPW legends Blue Justice Yuji Nagata and the Murder Grandpa Minoru Suzuki.
You forgot about our truth and that he looks really good for his age and he could still move one of my favorite wrestlers
He isnt 50 yet
He is "only" 49. And hell, he won´t tell the secret, how he denies getting old.
Tommy dreamer is also in this club now 🔥
This person is named after the best tennis player in the world
ric flair like god who will never gonna retire lol
Ricky steamboat was great at 56 when he faced jericho
If Suzuki is not number 1 I'll snitch on you to him
NEVER MESS WITH OLD PEOPLE!!!😂
Here are a few others:
1. Great Muta
2. Kane
3. Hulk Hogan
Sting is in a league of his own at 61
True, he's the only one who participated in movies instead of matches.
Keiji Muto(AKA Great Muta) is Currently the NOAH GHC champion
Tommy Dreamer just turned 50 and is still putting guys over in IMPACT
Ken Shamrock 57 still built like a tank and hurling himself over the top rope(almost killing himself) in IMPACT
Ric Flair has never, EVER aged gracefully!!
' Terry Funk deserves #1 i mean the guy was still wrestling in his 70's
Man, how can you leave off Jerry Lawler?
What abour Haku, he work his last Match at NJPW in 2017 at the Age of 56.
and Hulk Hogan work his last Match in TNA against Sting in 2011 at the Age of 57.
Flair was 59 when he retired not 58
I wonder, how Big Show/Paul Wight will do in AEW. He turned 49 in Febuary and his transformation of his body "to a giant with abs" over the last years got quite some attention. So if there is a follow-up next year, he might make the list....
Suzuki is incredible
Sting is in his 60’s
Sting was in a cinematic mach so they edited a lot
Andy Murray got super bald and super happy all of a sudden, retiring from tennis to narrate over Wrestling top ten lists has really done him the world of good.
You say Terry Funk has retired, while this sounds and looks real, this is after all TERRY SODDIN' FUNK reitrement is a WORK (in the words of Adam Wilbourn)
MJF will be AEW Champion one day.
Do one on Luchadors like Negro Casas, Psychosis, and many more
Knew Funk would be number 1. He made wrestling in your 50s cool.
Christopher Daniels
Terry Funk should wrestle one last match in this new decade. Trying to think of guys no one really likes that he can go against. Off the top of my head maybe he can beat up Nakazawa in AEW, Robert Stone in NXT, or someone like that? Just adding that last decade would be cool.
Goldberg is higher rated as the STING??? Sting moves like a 30 year old, and Goldberg looses his breath after 30 seconds in the Ring.
What about Chris Jericho. He’s 50 and doing better than any wrestler from the attitude era.
Guessing no Tommy Dreamer then
Jericho is on the list
Hes in this list.
Undertaker is basically Tommy Oliver
Y'all were worryin' me... not naming Funk until his rightful place of #1. I mean, I was hearing named, including Flair, and I'm like: "Where the Hell is The Funker? These youngass kids better not be forgettin' The Funker."
Luckily, he was where he deserved to be. #1. Because he is.
I think Christopher Daniels is over 50 and still delivers great long matches
PCO got freakin powerbombed out of the ring and onto the floor by the Guerillas of Destiny then suddenly sat up like Kane while hulking up. All happened in ROH.
Sting still looks awesome he wasn't burying Darby I think they make an awesome team they should go for the tag team title
🤣🤣
What's this dude talking about? Sting is the only one wrestling in his 60s. Sting should be 1
Terry was wrestling to in his 70s. Terry should absolutely be #1
MJF didn't need Jericho for anything other than to point out where catering was.
no great muta?
Hulk didn't make the list, only the most famous wrestler ever.
That wallpaper is even more british than Andy
While The Undertaker is my all time favorite, we have Wrestlemania 36 and Extreme Rules 2019 and that's about it.
It's too early to say if Jericho fits this list.
Agreed. He’s barely 50 🤣
No it’s not
Goldberg over Sting and Ric Flair your insane!
Goldberg vs McIntyre Royal Rumble 2021 NOT 2020
What about L.A. Park
Ah Shawn Michaels
What about Jimmy "Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant?
he looks like a 80yo man.look at recent pics
Nice Aberdeen fc teddy
Why isn't Keiji Mutoh on this list? He's the current GHC Champion, and Pro Wrestling NOAH is far better than NJPW right now IMO.
Muta is GHC champion?! Damn, I didn’t know he came back to NOAH
Better than NJPW???
Funk needs one more match to stretch his legacy over another decade
I won't lie. I thought that Goldberg looked great when he first came back. In 2020/2021 I'm ready for the man to retire. He doesn't have it anymore.
6:00 ...but... but the cry-laugh emojis make it funnier 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 See?!!!???!!???!!???! 🙄
No Shamrock? Forshame
Just started watching and his was the first name I thought of, might not bother with the rest now
One question...
Does ￦￦e own the © on surfer sting?
If Minoru Suzuki isn't number 1 then I don't wanna fucking hear it.
Oof
A movie has to be made about the life of Ric Flair.
I popped at that B movie comment
Listen to how hard Murray drops to his knees when he brings up a barely 50 Jericho.
Ken shamrock of course
PCO Minro Suzski never heard of them. About The Undertaker he didn't try to purposly hurt someone like Goldberg
Who did he try and hurt?
Where's Triple H Or Batista
Exactly right I was wondering where triple H was at
Ken Shamrock??
I read that title wrong lol
What about Kane
Rey mysterio
6:21 you meant bloody wrestler literally right
Hulk Hogan
McIntyre and Goldberg happened in 2020? 🤔
No David Arquette?
No LA Parka. Means that this list is BS. Most of those wrestlres are unable to keep do a good match without the "cinemática" thing.
I like me some old school Jericho but he shouldn't be included here. Billy Gunn is 57 and even wrestling jobber talent mainly he looks incredible and still can go.