10 Oldest WWE Superstars on the current roster

#6 Bobby Fish

Daily Photo #BobbyFish #UndisputedEra #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/gPb6h2dseW

— Bobby Fish Source | Bobby Fish Fansite (@BobbyFishSource) July 20, 2020

At #6 on the list is NXT Superstar and a member of the Undisputed Era, Bobby Fish. Born on 27 October 1976, Bobby Fish is 43 years and nine months old as of now. Before joining WWE, he was famous for his time in Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling, where he has held multiple Championships.

After making his WWE debut in June 2017, Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly helped Adam Cole in attacking the then NXT Champion Drew McIntyre at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn III, thus forming "The Undisputed Era". During his three years with WWE's Black & Gold brand, Bobby Fish has been a two-time NXT Tag Team Champion.

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#5 Bobby Lashley

Happy Birthday to The All Mighty @fightbobby, who seems to become more physically dominant with each passing week. pic.twitter.com/PMTZEBnMim

— Vince McMahon (@VinceMcMahon) July 16, 2020

From one Bobby to another, we have the Almighty One, Bobby Lashley next. Born on 16 July 1976, Lashley recently turned 44 and received a sweet little birthday message from the WWE Chairman, Vince McMahon. Bobby Lashley has three children, two of whom are with former WWE Diva, Kristal Marshall.

After making his initial WWE debut in 2005, Bobby Lashley left the company in 2008 and tried his hands at several other things. He wrestled for AAA, TNA/Impact Wrestling, had MMA fights for various promotions, before making his way back to WWE in 2018 on the RAW after WrestleMania 34. He has won the ECW World Championship twice and is a former WWE Intercontinental and United States Champion.