10 Wrestlers Who Had A Late Career Renaissance
10 wrestlers who enjoyed a late career renaissance
4. Sheamus
The “Great White” Sheamus made his WWE TV debut on an episode of ECW in 2009. Within just a few short months, he was WWE Champion, having beaten none other than John Cena to claim the prestigious prize. Unfortunately, it appeared that Sheamus had peaked too early.
He won the championship again the following year, but soon drifted back down the card. After a few stints on top again in 2012 and 2016, it looked as if his glory days had come and gone.
After being entered into a feud with real-life pal Drew McIntyre, the Celtic Warrior began displaying a brutality that added an entirely new edge to his character. Then came his run as United States Champion, the Brawling Brutes, and his acclaimed matches with Gunther.
