2 Wrestling legends are retiring, their last matches are at 48 and 65 years old - Reports

Two wrestling legends are going to be in their last-ever matches next year at 48 and 65 years of age. Both stars have wrestled throughout their careers but are now set for one-and-done wrestling matches.

At 49 years of age, Breaker Morant is a wrestler well-known in the Indies. The star wrestled in some of the best indie promotions in the world, starting his career back in 2000. He stopped wrestling for a while with the arrival of the pandemic in 2020, but he ended up returning to the ring once again. Now, the star will be retiring on the same show as one of his former rivals and ECW legend, Tony Stetson.

Tony Stetson is best known for his time in ECW. He had a long four-year run with the promotion and won two tag team titles as well as the NWA Pennsylvania Heavyweight Championship.

Now, both of them are about to retire, as per a report by PWInsider. They stated that there were two retirement matches set to be held for the coming TWA Reunion show. Breaker Morant would be facing Chris Wylde in what will be the final match of his career in a South Philly Street Fight.

Meanwhile, Tony Stetson will be facing Michael Tartaglia in a TWA Alumni Lumberjack match. This will be the last match for both stars' careers.

WWE legend Tony Atlas will also be present at the show as a guest.