Tatanka’s Sons Begin Wrestling Training – The wrestling world is seeing the continuation of a proud family tradition as the sons of WWE legend Tatanka, Jeremiah and Joseph, have officially begun their journey into professional wrestling. The two brothers are training at “The Dungeon 2.0,” the facility run by Natalya and TJ Wilson, which has become known for carrying on the legacy of the legendary Hart Dungeon.
The news was shared on social media by both Tatanka and Natalya, with each posting photos and clips from recent training sessions. A group photo posted by Natalya included Tatanka, his sons, and WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio, who appeared as a special guest. Also featured in the session were Apollo Crews, former WWE star Ashante “Thee” Adonis, Rey Mysterio’s daughter Aalyah, and Brodie Lee Jr., son of the late Brodie Lee.
Tatanka has proudly documented his sons’ early progress. In one post featuring his 16-year-old son Jeremiah, a two-time National Wrestling Champion, he wrote: “At age 16 it’s an honor to be in a WWE ring training with the best in the business! Thank you @natbynature and @tjwilson711 along with the @wwe… with only 6 nights of training! #LetsGo.”
In another update highlighting Joseph, Tatanka shared: “This is with only 7 nights of wrestling training with our Son @_josephchavis. A testament to the greatest training facility, The Dungeon 2.0! Thank you @natbynature and @tjwilson711 along with the @wwe #LetsGo.”
The original Hart Dungeon, operated by the late Stu Hart in Calgary, is regarded as one of the most important wrestling schools in history, producing legends like Bret Hart, Owen Hart, and Chris Jericho. Natalya and Wilson’s “Dungeon 2.0” has been positioned as a modern continuation of that tradition, helping develop both current WWE stars and aspiring talents.
For Tatanka, who made his name as a staple of WWE’s New Generation era, watching his sons step into the ring represents a full-circle moment. With the support of one of wrestling’s most respected training teams and the legacy of their father, Jeremiah and Joseph now look to carve their own path in the industry.
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Tatanka’s Sons Begin Wrestling Training
