14. Lex Luger & Ron Simmons - 58

[caption id="attachment_159775" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] therichest.com / jasonharrispromotions.org[/caption] In his debut with the WWE in 1993, Luger's character was known as The Narcissist. Before every match he would pose in front of mirrors, admiring his chiselled physique. Luger's day's of looking like a bodybuilder ended in 2007 when he suffered a nerve impingement in his neck, which left him confined to wheelchair. Luger today looks like nothing but a shell of his former self. Ron Simmons began wrestling in 1987 after a few years of playing professional football, where he was actually a teammate of Lex Luger. Simmons career would last nearly two decades. The highlight of his career took place in 1992 when he won the WCW World Heavyweight title. He went on to have more success in the WWE as Farooq, where he was member of both The Nation of Domination as well as the APA. During his prime, Simmons looked like someone you didn't want to mess with. At the age of 58, he still looks like someone you wouldn't want to piss off.

13. Paul Heyman & Shawn Michaels - 50

[caption id="attachment_159870" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] junkhost.com / thestashed.com[/caption] Although Paul Heyman started his managerial career in 1987, he didn't make a name for himself until he joined WCW in 1988. He may have only been twenty-two at the time, but he already looked he was in his mid-30s. It feels hard to believe that over a quarter century later, he is only fifty years old. Shawn Michaels started his career way back in 1984 at the tender age of 19. He would go on to have a 26 year career, becoming one of the greatest wrestlers of all-time in the process. Ever since he retired, fans have been clamouring for Michaels to have one more match. Shawn Michaels made an appearance at WrestleMania 32 and he looked to be in remarkable shape for a man his age. If Michaels wanted to go one more time in the ring, he definitely still looks capable.

12. Jushin Liger & The Undertaker - 51

[caption id="attachment_159869" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] wrestling378.rssing.com / wrestlingnews.co[/caption] Jushin Liger is a legend in Japan, with his career spanning over thirty years. Although, with the way he still moves, and the fact that he wears a mask, you could't tell that he's 51. The WWE Universe was able see Liger in action for themselves at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn in 2015. He showed that he can still pull off moves that younger guys wouldn't even attempt on his way to defeating Tyler Breeze. When you talk about WWE Legends, The Undertaker is right up there at the top. He made his debut at the 1990 Survivor Series and has been going strong since. Unlike Jushin Liger, all the years in the ring have certainly caught up to The Deadman. He was once considered very agile for a big man, but has slowed down considerably in recent years. As sad as it may be for fans, The Undertaker has started to show his age and it might be time for him to hang up his boots for good.

11. Zack Ryder and Baron Corbin - 31

[caption id="attachment_159876" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] wwe.com / pinterest.com[/caption] It seems hard to believe, but Zack Ryder has been on the WWE main roster for nearly a decade. He made his WWE debut in 2007 at just the age of 21. His career has definitely seen more lows than highs, but he's still only thirty years old. Ryder still has a lot good years of wrestling left in him. Corbin didn't make his WWE main roster debut until WrestleMania 32. Before starting his wrestling career, he was a star college football player and even got a small whiff of NFL experience. Corbin may have had little bit of a late start when it comes to wrestling, and thirty may be considered old in football, but he is just entering his prime when it comes to wrestling.

10. Ken Shamrock & Brian Knobbs - 52

[caption id="attachment_159877" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] mymmanews.com / setcelebs.com[/caption] Ken Shamrock might just be the meanest looking 52 year old on the planet. Even at his age, he still occasionally fights in the octagon. He hasn't won a fight in a while, but you have to give the man credit for still not being afraid to fight. If Shamrock ever wanted to comeback to the WWE for one more match, he surely wouldn't look out of place with his current physique. Brian Knobbs is best known as one half The Nasty Boys, who had successful runs in both the WWE and WCW. Knobbs never looked like he was in that great of shape, even during his prime in the 1990s. It safe to say the past two decades have not been too kind to Knobbs.

9. Sheamus & Jeff Hardy - 38

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Sheamus didn't make his debut on the WWE main roster until 2009, but he had already spent seven years honing his craft in Europe. At nearly 40 years old, it looks like the days of him being a WWE Champion are over, which most WWE fans would be fine with.

If you can believe it, Jeff Hardy was actually only 16 years old when he made his WWE debut in 1994. Twenty-two years later and he is still going strong. That is an incredible feat considering his age and all of the high risk moves he's done throughout his career.

8. Lance Storm & Batista - 47

[caption id="attachment_159888" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] 411mania.com / sescoops.com[/caption] You would think Lance Storm is older than he is, based on the fact that he has been in the wrestling industry for over a quarter century. He started his wrestling career all the way back in 1990. He retired from full-time wrestling in 2004 and now runs his own wrestling school in Calgary. Batista didn't begin his wrestling career until ten years after Storm in 2000. After a successful, but fairly short wrestling career, he has now took on an acting career. He may be nearing the age of fifty, but he looks to be even in better shape than he was when he made his WWE debut in 2002.

7. Titus O'Neil & Jamie Noble - 39

[caption id="attachment_159890" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] bymrjoewalker.blogspot.com / wwe.com[/caption] Titus O'Neil is another example of someone who had a late start to their wrestling career. After playing arena football for a few seasons, O'Neil began his wrestling career in 2009 at the age of 32. He's nearing the age of forty, but you wouldn't know that with his phenomenal physical condition. It seems like Jamie Noble has been in the business forever. He started wrestling on the independents in 1995 before getting a shot with WCW in 1999. He had a successful career with the WWE until he was forced to retire due to a back injury in 2009. Noble made a return to WWE television in 2014, competing in a few matches, proving that he still has something left in the tank.

6. Stacy Keibler & Rosa Mendes - 36

[caption id="attachment_159894" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] news.makemeheal.com / rawsmackdownnxtdivas.tumblr.com[/caption] Stacy Keibler made her first wrestling appearance for WCW all the way back in 1999. Stacy joined the WWE after WCW was bought out in 2001 and became one of the most popular Divas of all-time. After leaving the WWE in 2006, Keibler became famous for her two year relationship with George Clooney. She eventually married Jared Pobre in 2014 and they have one daughter together. Despite being in her mid thirties and having a child, Keibler could still easily pass for someone in her twenties. Rosa Mendes didn't get her wrestling career started until the age of 26. She is known for mostly being a manager, as well as a star on the WWE reality show Total Divas. In 2015, Mendes announced that she was pregnant with her first child. Even though she looks like she's only in her mid twenties and has plenty of time for having children, she's actually 36 years old.

5. Diamond Dallas Page & Fred Ottman - 60

[caption id="attachment_159904" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] wwe.com / youtube.com[/caption] It's hard to believe that Diamond Dallas Page is sixty years old. He definitely doesn't look like an old man, thanks in part to his own DDP Yoga. You wouldn't think he's that old, considering he only starting wrestling full-time in the mid 1990s. He was actually already 35 years old when he first started to wrestle. DDP made his latest in ring appearance at WrestleMania 32, where he proved he could still go despite being practically a senior citizen. We're cheating a little with this one, as Ottman will turn 60 in a couple of months. Fred Ottman is best known for his run in the WWE as Tugboat and also Typhoon, who was one half of The Natural Disasters. Unfortunately Ottman will always be remembered for his role as The Shockmaster in WCW, where he badly botched an entrance at Clash of the Champions XXIV. Ottman was always a heavy set man, and he still is today, only he looks much older.

4. Billy Gunn & The Sandman - 52

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At the age 52, Billy Gunn looks like he might be in the best shape of his life. He even competed in a power lifting competition in 2015, albeit with the help of performance enhancing drugs, which got him left go from the WWE. He a had short main roster run with WWE in 2013 and proved he could still go with the young guys.

The Sandman became famous in ECW for drinking beer and smoking cigarettes prior to his matches. If you add the fact The Sandman was as extreme as you can get as a wrestler, you get somebody that looks a lot older than what it says on his birth certificate.

3. Kevin Nash & One Man Gang - 56

[caption id="attachment_159919" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] findpik.com / youtube.com[/caption] During his prime in the 1990s, Kevin Nash was known as "Big Sexy." Two decades later and you could still call him the same thing. At the age of 56, he might just be in the best shape of his life. If wasn't for so many injuries, he looks like he could easily still have another run in the WWE. One Man Gang was another big guy who had a good WWE run in the late 1980s, but he didn't have the same look as Kevin Nash. He was heavy set, with a horrible haircut, and a big bushy beard. Well, time hasn't been overly kind to him, as he look much older than his age would dictate.

2. Tank Abbott & Booker T - 51

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Tank Abbott's wrestling career in WCW may have been a bust, but there was a time where he had the greatest knockout power out of anybody in MMA. The way he is looking now, he looks like he would hurt himself throwing a punch. Abbott was supposed to make his MMA return in 2015, facing off against Dan Severn. The fight never happened because Abbott failed his physical, which was not at all surprising.

Contrary to Abbott's WCW career, Booker T had a very successful time in WCW. He hasn't wrestled a whole lot since 2012 and you have to wonder why he doesn't wrestle more, considering the amazing shape he's still in at the age of 51.

1. Sting & Dynamite Kid - 57

[caption id="attachment_159926" align="aligncenter" width="1710"] enstarz.com / wrestling-online.com[/caption] Sting finally announced his retirement from the ring at the 2016 WWE Hall of Fame ceremony. He had a long and successful career that lasted over thirty years. His final match took place at Night of Champions in 2015 against Seth Rollins. Even at his age, he was still able to hold his own before he was hurt in the match. The story of Dynamite Kid is a tragic one. He was considered one of the greatest workers of his time. However, due to his hard, high risk style of wrestling, he suffered numerous injuries throughout his career. Instead of taking time off to heal, he would just take more pain pills and continue to wrestle. He was also considered a small wrestler, so in order to bulk up, he started heavy steroid use. All of this led to an early retirement before he hit the age of forty. He has suffered many health complications since the end of his career, including a stroke in 2013. He is now confined in a wheelchair and he could easily pass for a man in his seventies.