Okay, folks, let’s dive into something I tackled today – figuring out the ages of WWE wrestlers. It wasn’t exactly rocket science, but it did take a bit of digging, and I think that I can share it.
I started, like most things these days, with a simple Google search. I just typed in “how old is wwe wrestlers”. I thought maybe there’d be some nice, neat list somewhere. Wishful thinking, apparently!
What I found were a bunch of different websites – some fan pages, some news sites, even some wrestling forums. It was a real mix, and honestly, a little overwhelming at first. Nothing gave me that “one-stop-shop” I was hoping for.
So, I decided to change my tactics. Instead of looking for a general list, I started picking a few wrestlers I was curious about. You know, the big names like Roman Reigns, Becky Lynch, that sort of thing. I figured I’d tackle it one wrestler at a time.
For each wrestler, I opened up a few different tabs. I usually included their Wikipedia page, ’cause, let’s be real, Wikipedia is often a good starting point. Then I’d add in a couple of those wrestling news sites or fan pages, just to see if the information matched up.
Here’s what my process looked like:
- Search for “[Wrestler Name] age” on Google.
- Open Wikipedia and a couple of other wrestling-related sites.
- Compare the birthdates listed on each site. If they all agreed, I felt pretty confident.
- If there was a discrepancy, I’d dig a little deeper, maybe looking for older articles or interviews that might mention their age.
- I wrote them down on my notebook.
It was a bit tedious, I’ll admit. I had to sift through a lot of extra information, like match results and storylines, to find the simple birthdate I was after. But, hey, that’s the internet for you – a lot of extra fluff to wade through.
In the end, I managed to put together a decent little list of wrestler ages. It’s not complete, by any means, but it’s a start! And it definitely showed me that there’s no easy shortcut for this kind of information. You gotta be ready to do a little legwork (or, I guess, ringwork?) to get what you’re looking for.
