"There is no age limit in the WWE."  These words were uttered by
Jerry "The King" Lawler to "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan on a 2008
episode of Raw. Duggan had been contemplating retirement due to
his advancing years, but was told that if he still felt the
passion to wrestle, he should continue on.  As much as I am all
for doing what you love, how old is too old to be wrestling?  At
TNA's recent Hard Justice pay-per-view, wrestling legends Mick
Foley and Kevin Nash faced off for TNA's Legends Championship.
Nash is 50 years old, while Foley is 44. I couldn't help but
cringe as Nash and Foley hit each other with a multitude of
weapons and proceeded to bleed.  Neither of these men have any
business wrestling anymore. Foley has taken a crazy amount of
bumps in his day. At this point in his life, Nash may be made of
more metal than actual bone due to his numerous surgeries.
Older wrestlers have a variety of reasons why they continue to
put their body on the line well into their 40s, 50s, and in some
cases, 60s.  In some c