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What Are Your Favorite Wrestlers Doing Today?
Hannah E
Published on 01/21/2020
For those who are big followers of WWE, it is apparent why the franchise has remained so popular over the years. Not only does WWE highlight talented wrestlers who can show off their skills and fitness achievements, but it also provides a source of entertainment for at-home viewers. Since WWE has been around for so long, some of the very well-known wrestlers are no longer as active in the business post-retirement. We’ve created a list to check out what your favorite WWE wrestlers have been up to in recent days.
Big Show – $20 Million
When he first started, his nickname was more basic and he was called The Giant, but later on, he started using his new nickname, Big Show, which audiences remember him as. Big Show has been a world champion seven times and aside from wrestling, he has ventured into acting as well. He has been in quite a few films and TV shows, with one of his biggest acting gigs being the 2010 comedy Knucklehead . His career earnings are currently estimated to be around $20 million.
Big Show – $20 Million
Tugboat – Unknown
Fred Ottman had nicknames that were spot on. An absolute beast, the Tugboat was Hulk Hogan’s ally at one point and later became part of the group The Natural Disasters (where he earned his other nickname, the Typhoon). Back in 2001, he quit wrestling entirely and embarked on a pretty normal job – he became a safety manager in Florida. In addition, he became a coach of his two sons’ little league teams. Though his net worth is not really known, we are pretty sure Fred is now enjoying retirement after his “normal” career as well as a successful wrestling career.
Tugboat – Unknown
Kane – $9 Million
Glenn Thomas Jacobs, also known as Kane, is now 51 years old but is still part of WWE, performing occasionally for SmackDown. His fame grew even more when he became a businessman, an actor, and even a politician. He was cast in the pretty successful 2016 film See No Evil , and he became the mayor of Knox County in 2018. Aside from that, Glenn is an insurer, so it is not really surprising that his net worth is now $9 million.
Kane – $9 Million
The Ultimate Warrior- Deceased
Most people know James Brian Hellwig as The Ultimate Warrior, but he actually had other names like The Warrior and the Dingo Warrior. Did you know that he was so into his character that he changed his real name into Warrior back in 1993? Before he passed away, there were rumors and conspiracy theories that went around saying that he had died a long time ago and another wrestler was appearing under his name. However, he did pass away in 2014, at only 54 years old, after suffering a heart attack.
The Ultimate Warrior
Ric Flair – $3 Million
Let us take a look at wrestling history and Rick Flair’s successful 40-year career. One of the all-time greatest wrestlers, Rick is officially a 16-time world champion, though he claims that he was actually the world champion for a total of 21 times. Just like other pro wrestlers, he has also made many appearances on television. He unfortunately went through some rough times when his pro wrestler son passed away due to a heroin overdose.
Ric Flair – $3 Million
Macho Man- Deceased
Even if you’re not a wrestling fan, this name is surely one that you recognize. Macho Man Randy Savage went on to become a household name and remains as one of the all-time greatest wrestlers to have set foot in the ring. He enjoyed a 32-year career and won an astounding 29 titles. Like other wrestlers, he also made appearances in films and TV shows, including more famous ones, such as Ready to Rumble , Baywatch , Spider-Man , etc. In 2011, he sadly died in a car crash, and the autopsy revealed he had a heart disease which he didn’t even knew about.
Macho Man
Rey Mysterio – Estimated $10m
Another famous masked man, Rey Mysterio, who was born Oscar Gutierrez, is known for his masks that are similar to Lucha Libre wrestlers. He rose to fame in the ‘90s and 2000s due to his distinctive wrestling style. During his ten-year career, he won major titles, such as the World Heavyweight Championship, WWE Championship, and WWE Cruiserweight Championship, all of which earned him the title King of Mystery. There is something definitely going on here since he still looks like the way he did ten years ago! Wearing his trademark masks, Rey Mysterio is still in wrestling, but he is now in Lucha Underground and on independent wrestling shows, including House of Glory, QPW, and Black Destiny Wrestling.
Rey Mysterio – Estimated $10m
Sunny – Estimated $300k
Tammy Lynn Sytch, also known as Sunny, is one of the unfortunate people who fame got the best of. For years, she struggled with alcohol and drug abuse and in 2017, she got arrested and imprisoned. Although many were shocked, she did have some DUIs on her record, which means the arrest was not completely unexpected. Needless to say, WWE cut her contract immediately, but there are rumors saying that she is now doing her best to get her life together and she has gone to rehab yet again.
Sunny – Estimated $300k
Razor Ramon – $3 Million
Back in the ‘80s, Scott Oliver Hall or Razor Ramon decided to go professional, but it was only in the ‘90s when he finally made it big, having debuted in his first WWF and WCW. From that point on, he has managed to win the WWF Intercontinental Championship four times. Sadly, his health hasn’t been the best recently and he’s been in the hospital several times for things, such as double pneumonia, low blood pressure, and seizures.
Razor Ramon – $3 Million
Lou Ferrigno – $12 million
Lou ferrigno is an American actor, fitness trainer and a retired professional bodybuilder. He won an IFBB Mr. America title and to consecutive Mr. Universe Title! As an actor, you may remember him from his roles in the series “The Incredible Hulk”He has also appeared in Sinbad of the Seven Seas  and  Hercules , and he played himslef in  as himself  The King of Queens  and the 2009 comedy  I Love You, Man .
Lou Ferrigno – $12 million
Chyna- Deceased
Joan Marie Laurer made her career debut as Chyna for WWF in the ‘90s, and she holds the record for being the first woman to compete at the Royal Rumble and King of the Ring matches. She definitely paved the way for those who came after her since she was among the first women in the wrestling world who took bodybuilding really seriously. When her wrestling career ended, she concentrated on writing and was able to release an autobiography. In addition, she tried to go into the adult industry, but in 2016, she died because of a drug overdose.
Chyna
Sable – $1.5 Million
Let us take another look at wrestling history, and this time, we focus on Rena Marlette Lesnar or Sable, one of the first divas in WWE. She achieved great popularity not only from wrestling or modeling but also from starting her acting career and appearing in numerous movies and TV series, including Pacific Blue and Corky Romano . Her first husband passed away in a car accident, which sadly ended their marriage abruptly, but her second marriage wasn’t that great either and ended in a quick divorce. In 2006, she fortunately found a man who appears to match her perfectly and she is now Mrs. Brock Lesnar.
Sable – $1.5 Million
Sid Vicious – $5 Million
One of the older generation’s wrestlers, Sid Eudy or Sid Vicious has been a professional wrestler since the ‘80s with his career starting at the World Championship Wrestling. He eventually became a part of WWE and WWF. His career was definitely not unsuccessful since he won a number of championship belts. Now 57 and retired, Sid was actually still fit enough at 51 years old and he entered a competition, though it was mostly for show.
Sid Vicious – $5 Million
The Coach – $2 Million
Unlike many others, Jonathan Coachman didn’t leave the spotlight in spite of endi…

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