11 Oldest Wrestlers in AEW

#2 AEW Star and Coach Billy Gunn - Age 58

The man who once went by Mr. A$$ in the 1990s is still going strong in AEW. Billy Gunn has been more of a backstage presence in the company, given he was originally hired as a coach and less as a performer. Gunn did appear on the first AEW Double or Nothing pay-per-view and has been a presence on its other show Dark.

Most fans would know Gunn from his time in WWE, considering he was with the company for several years and a big part of D-X. In AEW, his role is that of a performer and a manager for his sons, Austin and Colten, who both make up the Gunn Club.

Gunn recently wrestled Darby Allin on AEW Rampage, who he lost to. While Gunn may not win any titles, he will certainly help lead the next generation.The question is whether they will follow the multiple championships that their father enjoyed? History has a way of repeating itself, especially in pro wrestling.

#1 AEW Star and Manager Sting - Age 62

AEW has done a great job of surprising fans, and they pulled off the ultimate surprise by bringing back Sting. Now, most thought The Icon would be limited to managing Darby Allin and being part of street fights and cinematic matches. Sting has proved them wrong.

Wrestling primarily in tag team matches and within a limited capacity, Sting has wrestled with the likes of Men of the Year and 2.0 and is technically undefeated. Sting has not been in singles competition since his time in AEW. His last singles match was against Seth Rollins in WWE, which resulted in a severe neck injury and his career coming to a halt in 2015.

Like Christian Cage, Sting has found new life in AEW and is treated like a legend. How long will Sting be in AEW? To quote the man himself: 'The only sure thing about Sting is...nothing's for sure.'