Legendary wrestler, 83, coming out of retirement to set new record.

I have no concerns. No one can harm me.

October 5th 2024.

Legendary wrestler, 83, coming out of retirement to set new record.
Kendo Nagasaki, the legendary wrestler from the 1970s, is making headlines once again as he plans for a remarkable comeback at the age of 83. Known for his masked samurai persona and the iconic Sword of Excellence, Nagasaki was a fan favorite during the heyday of British wrestling, alongside other popular names like Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks.

Underneath the mask, Nagasaki was portrayed by Englishman Peter Thornley, who has not stepped into the ring since 2008. However, as he approaches his 83rd birthday, Thornley is ready to put on the mask once more and return to the squared circle. His goal? To break the world record for the oldest professional wrestler and the longest wrestling career, marking the 60th anniversary of his first match.

In an interview with The Sun, Thornley confidently stated, "I'm as fit as a butcher's dog. I still train every day, eat well, and look after myself. I'm not worried – nobody can hurt me. I'm a dinosaur with teeth." And it's true, he has kept up with his training over the years, crediting his good genetics for his physical prowess. "There's not many 82-year-olds taking on a fight like me, so I am special," he added.

Although Thornley has not been in the ring for over a decade, he made an appearance at LDN Wrestling earlier this year, teasing a potential match with Sanjay Bagga. But this would not be the first time he has taken on some of the biggest names in the wrestling world. In fact, back in his prime, he was the first person to defeat the mighty Andre the Giant. "I beat him three times and that was before Hulk Hogan beat him in America," Thornley proudly stated. "He was a bit green. He came here to learn the business. And he was a genuine monster, you know, 6ft 11 or bigger."

Aside from his wrestling career, Thornley has also ventured into various business endeavors, including a car dealership and a music studio. But now, he is ready to step back into the spotlight and show the world that age is just a number. With his manager, 'Gorgeous' George Gillett, by his side, Kendo Nagasaki is preparing to once again captivate audiences with his larger-than-life persona and incredible athleticism.

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