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To be honest, I knew a guy at university who had a noticeable amount of grey hair at 20, and he was in great shape, so it's kind of all related to genetics I'm guessing.
It can make a guy look distinguished or can easily be dyed so not really an issue I think.
 
I don't get it that people are referring to Dolph Ziggler not having any grey hair!? The guy dyes his hair blonde. You can see his original dark colour underneath the blonde. Seriously, what the hell!? You cannot tell if a guy has grey hairs when he dyes his hair blonde.
 
Not to go too off topic but someone mentioned bald spots. Seriously, why do wrestlers never opt for hair transplants? Especially with the kind of money they're making? Someone like Corbin could've easily gotten one and have a full head of hair.
 
If you're in your late or even mid 20's you might notice the grey hairs creeping up anytime you get a haircut. Grey hair is more common before 30 than you think, it's just not noticeable to the naked eye most times. The chin and the sides are the first to go. That's why you see the fade haircut common among guys in their 30s. It could be why Balor has that haircut. Hes in his late 30s.

I can go back 10 years of getting haircuts and seeing it but still to this day looking in the mirror and not being noticeable. Some just grey earlier than others. Hell Bischoff was noticeably grey in those awa clips when he was in his early 30s.


Exactly. Grey hair in your 30’s is pretty normal.

It also isn’t a big deal at all. Weird topic.
 
I noticed KO's beard was a bit grey this week, at first I thought it was just the lighting but it was definitely greying a bit.

And I'm not surprised Roman's got a bit of grey in his, after the stressful time he had.
 
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Not to go too off topic but someone mentioned bald spots. Seriously, why do wrestlers never opt for hair transplants? Especially with the kind of money they're making? Someone like Corbin could've easily gotten one and have a full head of hair.
In order to have a good result he would have needed to take some time off and that would mean put his spot on jeopardy, shaving his head is easier, happily for him the shape of his head allows him to look more intimidating with his head shaved.

On the other hand I think Ambrose should take advantage that until October he will not be on TV every other week and go for the hair transplant, he has the money and time to do it, he is just 33 and he looks way older because the shape of his head and to the fact that he is going to get gray early.
 
Not to go too off topic but someone mentioned bald spots. Seriously, why do wrestlers never opt for hair transplants? Especially with the kind of money they're making? Someone like Corbin could've easily gotten one and have a full head of hair.
Cena and Orton both got 'em. That's why they have grown their hair out now.

Why doesn't someone like HBK or Jericho get 'em? Ya got me..
 
Here's a somewhat related question...is it just me or are there more bald or balding wrestlers now than in the 1980s? If I think back to 1988, the wrestlers who fit into that category were:

1988: Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Boris Zukhov, Arn Anderson, and George Steele

However, if you look at today's roster, you have:

2019: Scott Dawson, Karl Anderson, Aiden English, Arturo Ruas, Big Show, Bobby Lashley, Cesaro, Erick Rowan, Fabian Aichner, Erik, Lars Sullivan, Ligero, Mojo Rawley, Oney Lorcan, Ricochet, Apollo Crews, Tomasso Ciampa, and Luke Gallows

I wonder what has changed, apart from the average age of the current WWE wrestler?
 
Does it have to be just WWE? Because I don't know if it's just part of the gimmick and dying it grey or stopping dying but no mention of PJ Black (the former Justin Gabriel)
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Hell even in Lucha Underground he wasn't greyed as much.
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