Dax Harwood has been around the pro wrestling business a long time.
20 years long, in fact.
The FTR member from the AEW talent roster surfaced on social media on Tuesday with a statement acknowledging the milestone 20-year anniversary of his debut pro wrestling match.
Harwood wrote the following:
Today, 20 years ago, I wrestled my very first professional wrestling match. Friday the 13th, 2004. I’m trying to wrap my mind around it.
20 years?!
I remember as a kid watching Bret Hart win the 1993 King of the Ring. I told my mom, I wanted to be a wrestler when I grew up. I was obsessed.
I remember as a kid, walking to my friend’s house, passing a long stretch of bushes, and high fiving every leaf on the way, as if they were each a fan of mine, hoping one day that amount of people would love me.
I remember as a kid, every single night, praying that God would allow me to become “a WWF, WCW, or ECW champion”.
I remember as a kid having over 500 posters hanging on my walls and ceiling of all my favorite wrestlers in hopes of one day having a poster of my own.
And it’s all lead to this.
20 years.
Today, 20 years ago, I wrestled my very first professional wrestling match. Friday the 13th, 2004. I’m trying to wrap my mind around it.
20 years?!
I remember as a kid watching Bret Hart win the 1993 King of the Ring. I told my mom, I wanted to be a wrestler when I grew up. I… pic.twitter.com/IUczOpe2GB
— Uncle Dax FTR (@DaxFTR) August 13, 2024