Top 5 Men Pro Wrestlers Who Under The Age Of 35.

Written By Patrick O'malley

Intro. 

As I grew up watching this great industry on TV in the early nineties, and eighties it was a rarity to watch women in the ring, yes womens Pro Wrestling was a thing, with faces like Wendy Richter, and. The Fabulous Moolah ( ugh ) all becoming known faces. In these years Pro Wrestling was largely viewed as an all boys club. This meant that in my opinion the ladies were forgotten, the nineteen eighties, and. Nineties were the proving ground for this. The recent years have changed this narative only slightly, but if you were a fan in these decades, then all you had was the focus of the men. This has changed as the younger demographic of fans, and performers have come into the scene, so sit back and read my list of the Top 5 Pro Wrestlers Under The Age Of 35.

5. Jevon Evans 21.

This made me feel old. Lets just put it this way. I was 17 when this man was born. Jevon is a talent that has come up quickly. 2024 was his year as he made NXT his own, this ment that a move to the main roster was just around the corner. He moved to the main roster recently, and so far i'm thinking that his future is starting to look bright.

4. Jungleboy Jack Perry 28.

Coming from a famous background that has been tinged with sadness. Jack made his debut for AEW in 2019 just months after his dad Luke Perry passed away. His Matches on the indy scene were what set him on the map from a young age, as he helped his godfather david Arquette get into the world of indy Pro Wrestling. Jack has also won Major championships in AEW, and also causing his own boss to fear for his life.

3. Sammy Guevara 32.

These days Sammy Guevara can be found working his craft for Tony Khans ROH Brand, and if i'm being honest, this is quite sad. Sammy has been to be one of the four Pillars in AEW, alongside. MJF. JungleBoy Jack Perry, and. Darby Allin. in the early days of the promotion he was partnered next to Chris Jericho. Jake Hager, and. Santana and Ortiz, as part of Jerichos Inner Circle faction, that I liked at the time. I thought that this was a sensible move, when AEW got started Sammy was only 25, and had been working local shows around Texas for quite sometime, whilst working for AAA. Evolve, and having a run in Sinclairs ROH, before Tony Khan bought the Promotion and its video libary in early 2022. I get that Sammy might have reached his ceiling in AEW, but this doesn't change how talented he is.

2. Carmelo Hayes 31.

This guy can't miss, and when you take a look at his journey from working the Indy route, to making the refresher factory version of NXT his own, you could say that Carmelo Hayes is him. I'm writing this part of the back of seeing him face Leon Slater when WWE Friday Night Smackdown rolled through OVO Wembley Arena this past January. Carmelo is the type of performer who if you gave him slop, he could turn it into something appeteising. Melo don't miss, and you know what that statement is so true.

1. MJF 30.

Were do I begin, when talking about Maxwell Jacob Freeman. The Plainview Long Island native has become a staple of weekly TV, and someone that I always look forward to seeing. His promos against the likes of Cm Punk. Darby Allin, and. Brian Pillman Jnr went from harmful. Insult inducing, and must see, as we saw the world through his eyes. He might be better than all of us, as his Matches have been likened to eras gone by. The energy that he brings with him is something that can't be taught, and if you could bottle it up Max would ask for a stake of the profits. His Matches with the likes of Bryan Danielson. Jon Moxley. Cm Punk, and. Hangman Adam Page, will be discussed as the stuff of legend as the years go on. For my money Max is the best Champion in any promotion working today.

Overview Of This Piece.

When I sat down to write this piece on Monday evening, I had the same thought pattern as I did when I wrote my Top 5 Women Pro Wrestlers Under The Age Of 35. The men in my life, from my friends to my family have shaped how I see the world, and. Pro Wrestling and MMA have been a major part of my development. Watching men in Pro Wrestling didn't teach how to be a man, what I learnt from the sport was how to treat others, if someone does something bad, then I knew I must go the other way. This is a rule to live by when it comes to how I choose to live my life.