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WWE should be treated like a big big deal that

wrestlers have to build up to.

Today we're gonna look back at the performers for whom ultimate

WWE success took the longest.

rankings are based between the time of the wrestlers officially recognized debut and the date of their

first world title in, for example. We have Rick Flair who made a couple of

WWE appearances in 1976,

but he isn't on our list because his officially recognized debut was in 1991.

Likewise, guys like Mick Foley and AJ Styles, who had try-out matches and job spots

before their proper arrivals, aren't in here either.

And finally, the likes of Pedro Morales are left out because despite long

waits for a WWE world title they spent most of those years away from the promotion

than they did with it.

And the key word there is more,

because this will come into play later on.

I'm Andy for what culture wrestling,

and here are the 11 wrestlers who waited the longest to win a world title.

Number 11, Triple H, 1, pessimistic days.

Before he became a 14-time world champion, Triple Age's career was relatively humble.

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