Hello and welcome to another Whatculture Wrestling Podcast.

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Before I get going with this bad boy, just a few honorable mentions.

Brom Breaker is awesome and his spear is almost prime Gulberg tier, but WWE being WWE lays

out as matches like 2003 Gulberg.

Stante Martin is an aerial revolutionary, but he doesn't put everything together properly

yet.

Lee Moriati is disgustingly skilled for his age, but there is one peer better at his chosen

discipline.

Ricky Starks is just 28, and he's a superb or rounder drenched in charismatic showmanship.

But he only narrowly misses out because his library of work in AEW is a little bit uneven.

So without lot out of the way, I'm Gareth from what culture wrestling and here are the

10 best wrestlers under 30 in the world today.

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