What makes Dylan Bostic stand out? It’s all about the stage presence.
To understand the charming wrestler, you first need to understand the art of stage presence – the kind built from beating the odds, going after what you want over and over, and knowing when to apply pressure. There’s an art to mastering stages, whether it’s the wrestling ring, the boxing ring, a set, or just the space in front of a camera phone.
In an old video, Dylan Bostic stands casually in front of a fireplace while being interviewed. Who is he here? A charming, friendly guy with a slight smile on his face, arms crossed, easing you into his introduction. When asked how he feels about wrestling, he laughs, stating, “I hate wrestling.”
That stage presence fills the room, and Dylan speaks up, clarifying his joke. “Wrestling’s my life, my dream, my passion,” he says, smiling easily. This side of Dylan is calming, bringing nuance to his boastful wrestling persona. Even so, he manages to captivate his audiences even when he’s being casual and honest.
What makes Dylan so fascinating to watch? As he transitions from wrestling to professional boxing, it feels like it’s all in the momentum. The many stages that Dylan has mastered and traveled set him apart, and now he’s set to add one more: professional boxing rings.
Dylan Bostic the Wrestler
Dylan’s first stage, and first love, was wrestling.
The judgment and love of wrestling are where Dylan began his professional journey, and there’s no better way to enter the world of performance. You survive the ring as much as you grow with it. At 15, the young hopeful started training with Dan Garza in Whiteland, Indiana. He trained under legendary trainer Rip Rogers, aka Disco Kid. He gained skills that not only helped him break into wrestling but helped teach him the art and athleticism of combat sports.
Dylan has wrestled for ICW, OVW, and NSPW, traveling over North America and making a name for himself. Trying to break into his dream wrestling career wasn’t always great. On his WWE tryouts, Dylan says, “I’ve had many ups and downs in my career. Getting told “no” by WWE after multiple tryouts that went great, in my opinion, hurts, but I had to keep working.”
If wrestling teaches you anything, it’s to take disappointment on the chin. Dylan Bostic didn’t back down. Through disappointment, through triumph, through it all, Dylan Bostic is a wrestler’s wrestler. Over the years, he’s won several championships throughout the United States and Canada.
As Dylan transitions into boxing, he makes it clear that wrestling was the stage that molded him into what he is. The fans that support him are in for a remarkable transformation.
“Wrestling is in a great position, and so is boxing,” Dylan states. “Both industries have a lot of new viewers, and both are booming. I’m looking to make all of the wrestling fans proud of my pro boxing debut.”
Dylan Bostic the Boxer
Here’s the second stage of Dylan’s life and career: the boxing ring. While Dylan is still wrestling professionally, he’s transitioning into boxing, another combat sport and a natural line of progression from wrestling. As Dylan shifts from wrestling to professional boxing, he has a huge advantage: he understands the stage and fighting, whether it be the audience surrounding it or the opponent inside it. There’s no learning curve to go over.
Training under retired pro boxer Cedric “Ced” Johnson, Dylan is easing into the field. It sees him back in Indiana under the wing of CBA Promotions. Dylan is more than optimistic about his pro boxing career: he’s sure.
What’s Next for Dylan Bostic?
Dylan’s ambitions don’t stop at boxing and wrestling – Dylan also filmed his first movie, Pursuit Of Freedom, in 2021. The next five years for Dylan Bostic are all about success, but that’s always the case. There’s no need to define the parameters. From stage to stage, ring to ring, and act to act, Dylan Bostic has mastered the art of building his career in ways he can be proud of. It’s not just about the profession.
If you want a straight answer, no worries. Dylan has it for you: “In five years, I will be on the top of the wrestling game and boxing!” And who would ever argue with results like his? From stage to stage, Dylan Bostic has proven that he knows his way to success.
Dylan Bostic is a professional wrestler and boxer based out of Indiana. He was born in Indianapolis, IN, on November 15th, 1991, and was trained as a wrestler by the legendary wrestling coach Rip Rogers. His professional wrestling debut was in Shelbyville, IN, for New Era Wrestling on June 16th in 2007. Dylan will make his professional boxing debut this summer. You can learn more about Dylan Bostic on his Instagram, Twitter, or website.
