5 WWE Superstars who started wrestling at an early age

#1. Becky Lynch was 14 when she started wrestling before joining WWE

I wanna thank Finn Balor for training Becky Lynch. You helped created a badass. BLESS UP 🙏🏻🙏🏻#BeckyLynch pic.twitter.com/4Zh4iwOP27

— 💀J u s t A s h 🦄 (@pugsrulemyworld) November 13, 2018

Before becoming 'The Man' in WWE, Becky Lynch was living in Ireland when she was looking to become a professional wrestler. Lynch found an opportunity in June 2002, when Finn Balor was teaching in a wrestling school in Ireland. Lynch and her brother attended.

There’d really be no Becky Lynch without Finn Bálor, getting to know and learn from you all these years has been an absolute privilege. Happy 40th my friend, the future universal champion! Keep being the greatest male to come from lil ole Ireland. You don’t look a day over 25. 🥳 pic.twitter.com/oZzFuRv5EI

— Tick, tick, 𝒃𝒐𝒐𝒎. ϟ Not @BeckyLynchWWE. (@FromWarSheRises) July 25, 2021

It only took a few months before Lynch made her official debut at the age of 14. Finn Balor discussed training Becky:

"As soon as she walked in I could see she was going to be a superstar. I’ve seen her that way since she was 14 and I think it took her a while to believe in herself. We all go through ups and downs with self-confidence and all sorts of different issues - society forces a lot of issues on us… But seeing her step-up and knock it out of the park lately – I’ve seen it for years – I think she’s just started to finally believe that and the results are obvious." (h/t SunSport)

Finn, of course, did a fantastic job in training Becky, as she has now flourished and become one of the best women's wrestlers of this era in WWE.