Frankie Kazarian waited nearly three decades for the momentbecoming TNA World Champion for the first time at age 48. Now that its finally happened, the veteran wrestler says it means more than fans may realize.
Speaking with Chris Van Vliet, Kazarian addressed the age conversation head-on and made it clear that this wasnt just about holding a titleit was about fulfilling a dream that never faded, even when it felt out of reach.
But the road to the top wasnt exactly smooth. Kazarian admitted that back in 2007, when he was gaining momentum as a singles babyface, reality began to set in.
Even then, he was honest about what was missing. So as the years passed and the opportunities faded, the dream started to feel distantuntil it didnt.
Now holding the top prize in TNA Wrestling, Kazarian is living proof that the long road still leads somewhereif you stay on it long enough. Frankie Kazarians story is a rare reminder in pro wrestling: not everything has to happen fast to be meaningful. He didnt get the belt at 28. He got it at 48and earned every second of it.
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