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By Andrew Ravens‎

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A former AEW star has officially revealed his new career after stepping away from the ring late last year. Marko Stunt, known for his time as a member of the Jurassic Express faction, announced his retirement from professional wrestling in November 2024.

His last match took place on July 6, 2024, episode of AEW Collision, where he made a return to the company to face his former partner, Jack Perry, for the TNT Championship. While Perry and Luchasaurus have since reunited on AEW television, Stunt is not expected to make a return, as he is now focused on his new career.

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Former AEW wrestler reveals surprising new career on Wrestling

In a video shared on his TikTok channel, the former wrestler introduced himself in his new role as a car salesman, using his real name, Noah Nelms.

“Hey, what’s going on? My name is Noah Nelms, AKA Mr. Fun Size on the lot. I’m here at Homer Skelton Ford. I’m a salesman here at Homer Skelton Ford, but that’s not the point."

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Nelms explained that he is bringing the same energy he had in wrestling to his new profession. "I love what I do. I come here energetic and ready to work and I’m here to make deals fun. I’m here to give you some fun-size deals. That’s what I’m here to do."

He promised a unique experience for his customers. "You’re not going to have an average, ordinary car-buying experience. No, you’re going to remember this, I promise you. I’m going to make sure you remember it and we’re going to have fun while doing it."

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He then reflected on his previous career and how it prepared him for this new venture. “But, no. I absolutely love doing what I do. I like dealing with people. I come from a background of dealing with lots of people. I was a professional wrestler for twelve years and I got to be in front of major crowds on television for four years, of those twelve years."

"I got to live my dream, and I got thrown around a lot, and I loved it. Now I get to do the throwing around and it’s great.”

He quickly clarified his "throwing around" comment. “I’m not going to throw you around or anything. I throw around deals all over the place; that’s what I do. I’m throwing around fun-sized deals like they’re hot cakes. That’s what I’m doing.” The real-life Nelms concluded by encouraging buyers in the region to come and see him for their new and used car needs.

Stunt was first released by AEW in June 2022, which initially ended his partnership with Jack Perry and Luchasaurus.

While Stunt moves forward in the automotive world, his former Jurassic Express teammates are involved in a prominent AEW storyline. Jack Perry and Luchasaurus (who had been competing as Killswitch) reunited at AEW All Out in September 2025.

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