Top 10 Wrestlers Under the Age of 30

Many talented young wrestlers are making a significant impact in the wrestling world today. These athletes, all under the age of 30, demonstrate impressive skills and unwavering determination in the ring. They are quickly gaining popularity among fans and are expected to shape the future of professional wrestling. While nostalgia often dominates the wrestling industry, these stars under 30 are currently creating waves and changing the game.

10. Je’Von Evans — 21

Je’Von Evans has a bright future ahead of him in NXT. He joined WWE at just 19 years old and has been gaining popularity since then. His high-flying style makes him stand out in every match he competes in. Evans had a dream match against Randy Orton on NXT, who expressed gratitude for the young star's talent. Fans are excited to see how far The Young OG can go in the wrestling industry.

9. Tiffany Stratton — 26

Tiffany Stratton is a name that is quickly becoming well-known in WWE. At 26 years old, she has already achieved milestones that many of those her age have not. She has competed in main event matches and became Ms. Money in the Bank. Her successful cash-in led her to become the WWE Women’s Champion and has held the title since then. Stratton will remind us that Tiffy Time is here to stay.

8. Kyle Fletcher — 26

Kyle Fletcher is poised to become a major star in AEW. At only 26 years old, he has already made a strong impression on fans. Many initially saw him as a Will Ospreay lookalike, but his recent performances have proven his unique talent. After turning on Ospreay and changing his attitude, he has delivered some of the best matches of the year. He is set to face Adam Cole for the TNT Championship at All In: Texas and a victory could elevate AEW's midcard to new heights.

7. Blake Monroe — 26

Blake Monroe made her name in AEW as Mariah May. She joined WWE as part of the NXT brand in June and prepared for her in-ring debut at the Great American Bash. She will team up with Jordynne Grace to face the team of Fatal Influence. Her intense feud with Toni Storm earlier this year showed her potential, and many believe she could soon be a champion in WWE. Fans are excited to see what Monroe’s future holds.

6. Roxanne Perez — 23

Roxanne Perez started training at the age of 13 under WWE Hall of Famer Booker T. She quickly made a name for herself and became a two-time NXT Women’s Champion. The Prodigy is currently one-half of the Women’s Tag Champions alongside Raquel Rodriguez, filling in for the injured Liv Morgan. Roxanne was also the first-ever ROH Women’s Champion before joining WWE at 19. Her achievements include being the longest-lasting participant in Women’s Royal Rumble history and competing in major events like Money in the Bank and Elimination Chamber. WWE management clearly sees great potential in Perez for a reason.

5. Toni Storm — 29

“Timeless” Toni Storm only barely makes this list due to her turning 30 in October. She has been a central figure in AEW’s women’s division for the past three years. She has held the AEW Women’s World Championship a record four times, with a total reign of 560 days. Her presence on the roster is almost inseparable from the title itself. She is scheduled to defend her title against Mercedes Moné at All In: Texas, and even if she loses, it is clear she has not yet reached her prime. Her popularity and “Timeless” persona continue to make her a standout.

4. El Hijo del Vikingo — 28

The AAA Mega Champion has been making waves for several years. El Hijo del Vikingo’s incredible athleticism and striking abilities make him a true spectacle in Lucha Libre. He has had memorable matches with stars like Kenny Omega and gained even more attention with his match against Chad Gable at Worlds Collide. With AAA now part of WWE, there is a good chance fans will see Vikingo on Raw, SmackDown, or NXT soon. His talent promises to attract many new fans under the WWE banner.

3. Maxwell Jacob Friedman — 29

When Maxwell Jacob Friedman started gaining fame in AEW, he often boasted about his youth. Joining the promotion at 22, he quickly showed his potential. He has lived up to those expectations and is considered one of the best AEW World Champions in history. Friedman is the longest reigning champion in history and has had many Match and Feud of the Year contenders with the likes of Bryan Danielson and CM Punk during his tenure in AEW. Friedman continues to be a major player and is expected to make more headlines soon.

2. Dominik Mysterio — 28

“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio shows no signs of slowing down. He has received praise for his improvement over the last few years. Once considered a bland babyface alongside his legendary father, Rey Mysterio, Dominik has transformed into one of the most hated heels in WWE. Fans love booing him, and his personality makes him entertaining to watch. His victory at WrestleMania 41 for the Intercontinental Championship was a huge pop, showing that fans believe he earned his spot.

1. Rhea Ripley — 28

Rhea “Bloody” Ripley has been a dominant force in the WWE women’s division for nearly a decade. Since debuting on the main roster in 2021, she has won multiple titles and even claimed victory in the Royal Rumble. She recently stated, “I am a 28-year-old veteran and I am only getting started.” Her popularity remains strong, and her fierce style continues to impress fans. Ripley is expected to remain a top competitor for many more years to show us her brutality.